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Old Jul-24-2007, 19:06
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Okay, I think I have a list (which is bound to change)

Tchaikovsky
Beethoven
Mendelssohn (Op.64)
Bach (A minor)
Dvorak

Felix and J.S. interchange places now and then.
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Old Jul-25-2007, 01:26
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Here are mine in this order:

Sibelius
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Bruch (1)
Tchaikovsky

Sorry, Beethoven.
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Old Jul-25-2007, 04:00
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In no particular order: Sibelius in d, Kabalevsky in C, Nielsen, Beethoven in D
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Old Jul-25-2007, 08:46
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Eric, you need a fifth.
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Old Jul-25-2007, 14:23
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Eric, you need a fifth.
I couldnt decide between Tchaikovsky and Mendelssohn ,....so....a tie at 5, I suppose.
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To review:

Chi_town/Philly____________Keemun_______________World Violist
Brahms__________________Tchaikovsky____________Sib elius
Tchaikovsky_______________Brahms_______________Men delssohn
Bruch 1__________________Dvorak________________Brahms
Sibelius__________________Bruch 1________________Bruch 1
Prokofiev 1_______________Sibelius________________Tchaikovsk y

and we've moved from an amiable duet to a well-integrated trio
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I see that both the Brahms and Bruch concerto's are pretty popular among the members here....gonna have to hear them sometime. Any recommended soloists/conductors?
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Old Jul-26-2007, 17:46
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For those who might have listed Bartok's second concerto, here is a gift


Bela Bartok

Violin concerto Nº 2

Leonidas Kavakos, violin
Sir Simon Rattle, conductor. 2005


VIDEO - 393 Mb.

I'm sorry for the huge split.

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I see that both the Brahms and Bruch concerto's are pretty popular among the members here....gonna have to hear them sometime. Any recommended soloists/conductors?
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I must have about 18 versions of Brahms' violin concerto...
In the case of the former, that sounds like a job for Super Sr. M!

Consensus critical opinion (for whatever it's ever worth) recommends Heifetz.

Speaking for myself, though, I have the Francescatti/Bernstein NYPO version of Brahms (part of the Sony 'Royal Edition,' mated to Sibelius VC). For Bruch 1, I have Zukerman/LAPO/Mehta (Sony Essential, nee CBS Odyssey, nee Columbia Masterworks, mated to Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole), and am most content with both discs.
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In the case of the former, that sounds like a job for Super Sr. M!

Consensus critical opinion (for whatever it's ever worth) recommends Heifetz.

Speaking for myself, though, I have the Francescatti/Bernstein NYPO version of Brahms (part of the Sony 'Royal Edition,' mated to Sibelius VC). For Bruch 1, I have Zukerman/LAPO/Mehta (Sony Essential, nee CBS Odyssey, nee Columbia Masterworks, mated to Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole), and am most content with both discs.
Actually, I just got a CD with the Bruch piece. As I am unfamiliar with this composer, I got the first one I layed eyes on and it's Perelman/Jesus Lopez-Cobos. (Also has Scottish Fantasy.) Im really enjoying it so far.
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In the case of the former, that sounds like a job for Super Sr. M!
Heifetz... Agreed.

I'd go even further with Neveu, Oistrakh, Haendel, Kreisler, Szigeti and De Vito.


For Bruch 1st Kreisler is always a good choice.
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Okay, I think I have a list (which is bound to change)

Tchaikovsky
Beethoven
Mendelssohn (Op.64)
Bach (A minor)
Dvorak

Felix and J.S. interchange places now and then.
A slight change.

Tchaikovsky
Beethoven
Mendelssohn (Op.64)
Brahms
Bach (A minor)
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A slight change.

Tchaikovsky
Beethoven
Mendelssohn (Op.64)
Brahms
Bach (A minor)


Opus67, I am surprised! Pleasantly surprised to see Brahms on your list.
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The Kool-Aid must have started to kick in. It's very slow, though.
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thanks, that'll take me about only 30 hours to download. Why couldn't you upload them onto Mediafire.com?
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