There are many far better performances of both concerti. Though I must admit I did kind of like his "Ronde des Lutins." Another person I can't quite get around is Nathan Milstein. He's just TOO crisp and clean, it almost sounds a bit flaky to me. I'd rather hear a performance by Menuhin or Oistrakh or Stern. They're all great, but Milstein just sounds like he's overly concerned about the notes... there are his great pieces, but they aren't terribly many from what I've heard of him.

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