Kabalevsky Violin Concerto - David Oistrakh
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I was totally hooked the first time I head this. As an alternate recording, I suggest listening to Shaham's recording.
I uploaded this in my old account but reuploaded this as a whole instead of having to listen to it in pieces. Back then youtube didn't allow users to upload videos longer than 10 minutes long.
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To gain a better understanding of the chronology violinist composers and soloists, I have made a list including the year each was born:
Corelli 1653
Vivaldi 1678
Bach 1685
Tartini 1692
Locatelli 1695
Leopold Mozart 1719
Hellendaal 1721
Nardini 1722
Gavinies 1728
Haydn 1732
Boccherini 1743
Cambini 1746
Clementi 1752
Viotti 1755
Fiorillo 1755
Shaw 1755
Wolfgang Mozart 1756
Lindley 1756
Pleyel 1757
Dussek 1760
Brooks 1760
Kerutzer 1766
Wesley 1766
Beethoven 1770
Balliot 1771
Paer 1771
Rode 1774
Hummel 1778
La Font 1781
Paganini 1782
Spohr 1784
Ries 1784
Weber 1786
Lipinski 1790
Czerny 1791
Rossini 1792
Schubert 1797
Rolla 1798
Beroit 1802
Berlioz 1803
Saint-Lubin 1805
Ole Bull 1810
Mendelssohn 1809
Ferdinand David 1810
Chopin 1810
Robert Schumann 1810
Liszt 1811
Massart 1811
Ernst 1812
Thalberg 1812
Alkan 1813
Wagner 1813
Sivori 1815
Alard 1815
Dancla 1817
Bazzini 1818
Clara Schumann 1819
Vieuxtemps 1820
Franck 1822
Raff 1822
Lalo 1823
Smetana 1824
Bruckner 1824
Rubinstein 1829
Goldmark 1830
Joachim 1831
Brahms 1833
Accolay 1833
Borodin 1833
Zarzycki 1834
Wieniawksi 1835
Saint Saens 1835
Cui 1835
Balakirev 1837
Bruch 1838
Tchaikovsky 1840
Rieding 1840
Svendsen 1840
Dvorak 1841
Massenet 1842
Grieg 1843
Sarasate 1844
Rimsky-Korsakov 1844
Wilhelmj 1845
Auer 1845
Faure 1845
Marsick 1847
Seitz 1848
Godard 1849
D'Indy 1851
Sauret 1852
Sevcik 1852
Foote 1853
Janacek 1854
Moszkowski 1854
Chausson 1855
Sinding 1856
Taneyev 1856
Elgar 1857
Hubay 1858
Ysaye 1858
Paderewski 1860
Mahler 1860
Arensky 1861
Catoire 1861
Debussy 1862
Delius 1862
Strauss 1864
Ropartz 1864
Sibelius 1865
Glazunov 1865
Nielsen 1865
Busoni 1866
Novacek 1866
Satie 1866
Maud Powell 1867
Drdla 1868
Conus 1869
Pfitzner 1869
Lekeu 1870
Vierne 1870
Godowsky 1870
Scriabin 1872
Vaughan Williams 1872
Rachmaninoff 1873
Reger 1873
Flesch 1873
Suk 1874
Ives 1874
Holst 1874
Schoenberg 1874
Ravel 1875
Kreisler 1875
Gliere 1875
Coleridge-Taylor 1875
Karlowicz 1876
Falla 1876
Dohnanyi 1877
Medtner 1880
Bloch 1880
Kubelik 1880
Thibaud 1880
Enescu 1881
Bartok 1881
Stravinsky 1882
Szymanowski 1882
Kodaly 1882
Huberman 1882
Ponce 1882
Grainger 1882
Kocian 1883
Webern 1883
Bax 1883
Gruenberg 1884
Suk 1885
Berg 1885
Achron 1886
Kochanski 1887
Villa-Lobos 1887
Persinger 1887
Spalding 1888
Dinicu 1889
Zimbalist 1889
Martinu 1890
Respighi 1891
Prokofiev 1891
Elman 1891
Dushkin 1891
Adolf Busch 1891
Szigeti 1892
Milhaud 1892
Myaskovsky 1893
Von Vecsey 1893
Piston 1894
Hindemith 1895
Tedesco 1895
Korngold 1897
Ben-Haim 1897
Gershwin 1898
Poulenc 1899
Seidel 1899
Copland 1900
Prihoda 1900
Krenek 1900
Heifetz 1901
Walton 1902
Francescatti 1902
Khachaturian 1903
Galamian 1903
Kabalevsky 1904
Milstein 1904
Morini 1904
Campoli 1906
Spivakovsky 1906
Shostakovich 1906
Oistrakh 1908
Elliott Carter 1908
Goldberg 1909
Gingold 1909
Bacewicz 1909
Barber 1910
Barsukov 1912
Cage 1912
Britten 1913
Khrennikov 1913
Lutosławski 1913
Menuhin 1916
Dutilleux 1916
Shumsky 1917
Szeryng 1918
Ricci 1918
Rochberg 1918
Bernstein 1918
Neveu 1919
Vainberg 1919
Stern 1920
Grumiaux 1921
Gitlis 1922
Hassid 1923
Kogan 1924
Martzy 1924
Bunin 1924
Stikovetsky 1925
For a list of violin composers before Mozart, check out my upload of early violin concertos
• Early Violin Concertos...
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this is a concerto written by kabalevsky and it became famous with david oistrach . here its played by oistrach, and conducted by kabalevsky himself, so wat is the point to look far a better version :-) this is wat the composer wanted ....this is a golden recording ! we must more go for the historical recordings , technicly a bit less, but artisticly much better
Modern recordings are not necessarily technically better nor artistically lesser; conversely recordings made by the composer doesn't necessarily equal the best recording, as Wagner, Puccini, Stravinsky and Copland all expressed preferences for their music to be conducted by people other than themselves. But I agree this is a remarkable recording.
Also try the one by Lydia Mordkovitch, pupil of Oistrakh - excellent.
@@nickyork8901 jeh ,i have from lydia mordkovitch a few recordings, i know that she is a pupil of oistrach :-)
Lost for words, just so fantastic, This piece played by Oistrakh cannot be compared to other players! This is so wonderful. Is he even human? So much tone and intonation. I'm lost for words
This is such an amazing recording, I only wish there was a video to see Oistrakh and Kabalevsky together
instaBlaster.
Stunning. Oistrakh's sound is breathtaking and the pyrotechnics are electrifying. Thank you for posting this!
0:00 - Allegro molto e con brio
4:00 - Andantino cantabile
10:26 - Vivace giocoso
my favorite recording
Comme c'est beau !
Great music!!!
i love this song
thank you!
One of the few violin concertos of the modern era worth listening to! This is spectacular!
I am practicing this concerto
THanks
Terribly amazing. Sound was clear. Thank you for putting this up!
To be heared to be believed. Oistrach surpassing himself. Breathtaking virtuosity, glorious sound, mastership beyond imagination. The music is very charming with its "communistic optimism".
Magnifico!
This is Great !
I recommend Lydia Mordkovitch's recording as well, she studied with Oistrakh.
😍😍 great recording
++++++++++++++++++Слушать концерт Кобалевского можно только в исполнении Ойстраха
Perfect, I want to hear an Ivry Gitlis performance right now!
You're khv from maestronet aren't you? I used to like reading your comments.
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4:00
Io l'ho sentito anni fa a Rovereto a teatro, indimenticabile
Mon premier prix de violon
Greg guillotin
J'ignorais tout de ce concerto, apparemment "fameux". Il mérite le détour ! Belle oeuvre, avec un brin de Chostakovitch, mais pas d'inconvénient.
Please make a slower version 😊
I'm confused. At the top of the album cover it says STEREO. But this is mono, isn't it?
(correction to the name list) Myaskovsky was born in 1881, not 1893...
In golf there's something called a mulligan. I'll just pretend I didn't see that one.
13:41 open string vibrato?!
Yes, sympathetic vibration with G on D string
Bow vibrato possibly
Ceux qui sont là grâce à Greg Guillotin 😂
Kerutzer? A little mistake, correct please
kigghiun