Genre: Classical
Size: 12"
Composer: Johannes Brahms
Format: 33RPM,

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David Oistrakh & Otto Klemperer Brahms Violin Concerto 180g LP

David Oistrakh & Otto Klemperer

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High Quality Pure Analogue 180g Vinyl LP!

Brahms's first and only violin concerto was mocked as being not with but 'against the violin'. This cutting remark was less directed at the tricky passages, which made enormous demands on the technical dexterity from the even the greatest virtuosi, but rather more at the challenge of asserting his small violin against the large orchestra. It was not only the soloist who had to possess star qualities in this symphonic masterwork, but the orchestra too.

Let us begin with the conductor Otto Klemperer, who here proves his highly competent command of the tightly knit score. His celebrated analytic comprehension delves deep into the complex score and brings all the details together to create a melodious entity, whereby the French National Orchestra play with total commitment. David Oistrakh answers with a saturated tone and broad gestures on the violin. He lets the expansive melodies of the gigantic first movement emerge with wide sweeps of his bow, fills the slow movement with a wealth of lyrical sentiment, and in the fiery last movement he displays his entire skill as a brilliant virtuoso who amalgamates dancelike exuberance with dramatic presence. A truly referential recording!

This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.

Features

  • 180g High Quality Vinyl
  • Pure Analogue
  • Made from the original, analogue master tapes
  • Recorded June 1960 at Salle Wagram, Paris, by Harold Davidson
  • Faithful reproduction of original artwork and labels
  • Pressed at Pallas in Germany

Musicians

David Oistrakh violin
French National Radio Orchestra
Otto Klemperer conductor

Selections

Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897)

Violin Concerto In D Major, Op. 77
Side One:
  1. First Movement: Allegro non troppo - Cadenza (by Joachim) - Tempo I
Side Two:
  1. Second Movement: Adagio
  2. Third Movement: Allegro glocoso, ma non troppo vivac - Poco piu presto

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