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JoeXP · 56-60, M
It’s a great work. Very Beethoven opening and it builds from there.

ArishMell · 70-79, M
Yes - I listened to it, too. A sparkling performance!
helenS · 36-40, F
Aaahhh – the Violin Concerto in D Major op. 61; composed in 1806.
LvB started as a Mozart clone, but this concerto clearly shows how he outgrew his predecessor.
Excellent music. Viennese classical period at its very best. 🌷

Welcome to SW, MoSmith!
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val70 · 56-60
That's a great recording. Nowadays the reference one is the Perlman with Guilini, although I do like the Oistrakh with Cluytens better. But then again, I somehow like that violinist better from the start.
MoSmith · 70-79New
@val70 to me Perlman is too stately. We have a terrific recording by patricia kopatchinskaja and Herrewehe which is fantastic too.

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It is, of course, purely a matter of taste.
val70 · 56-60
@MoSmith I like the old recordings first, just because I dipped my toes into those first. Here's Oistrakh with Kondrashin live in 1959: [media=https://youtu.be/vPBJFxPp59Q]
MoSmith · 70-79New
@val70 Oistrakh had a beautiful tone. I like kopatchinskaja because I imagine that is how Fritz Clement might have played it at the first performance. I doubt whether he would’ve matched kopatchinskaja‘s whirlwind cadenza though!
I have a feeling when we watch it my husband has a real crush on the violinist! 😂

 
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