Andrei Korsakov plays Julius Conus Violin Concerto

Andrei Korsakov (1946 - 91) was a graduate of the Moscow Conservatory. He studied with Boris Belenky and Leonid Kogan.
Julius Conus (1869 - 1942)
Violin Concerto in E Minor
Vladimir Kozhukhar
USSR Symphony Orchestra
Recorded in 1987
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[@user-ip6zh8jt7f]

Спасибо, Маргарита, за чудесную музыку и весточку из прошлого.

[@TheKinseyScale]

Kozhukhar is outstanding. And the USSR Symphony gives a truly powerful reading of this work. They are faithful to its pathos and give a visceral and emotional performance which I feel the Heifetz and Perlman recordings lack. It's a shame that the recording cannot accommodate the solo violin's higher register.

[@JuanMartinexplacerez-mw3we]

Impresionante interpretación del excelentísimo Violinista , ejecuta con un Nivel Expresivo espectacular con un elevado Virtuosismo y un Nivel Expresivo grandioso.

[@user-ru8vy1uz7c]

Bravo bravo bravo brilliance super concerto

[@aharonschvartzman7041]

Мир так устроен, что таланты уходят слишком рано. А бездари, за редким исключением, проживают долгую жизнь

[@SkyCloudSilence]

😂

[@RaduBiticaViolin]

thank you!!!!

[@DavidSmith-kc4hz]

This is a pretty good performance of this fun work by this little known artist, who died far too young. I suspect, some of you will have heard of him. There is now a fairly large amount of his recordings on 'CZcams' and this is one of the best. Not quite Heifetz or Perlman, who Andre Previn thinks gives a cleaner rendition than Heifetz. .

[@peterjacobs187]

Perlman! not in the same league...

[@hartmutlindemann9735]

@@peterjacobs187 Have you heard Rudolf Koelman's Conus?

[@DavidSmith-kc4hz]

@@peterjacobs187 And neither is anyone else

[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

Perlman’s all time favorite recording is Heifetz’s recording of the Conus Violin Concerto! Perlman’s recording is also wonderful. Can’t say one is better than the other for this particular piece.

[@aigerimkartenbayeva]

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