David Oistrakh, violin: M. Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op. 26 / LEONID KOGAN, violin: Paganini: Violin Concerto No.1 in D major, Op. 6 and M. Ravel: "Tzigane" Rhapsody for Violin and Orchestra

ID: RCD16359 (EAN: 4600383163598)  | 1 CD | ADD
Ausgefolgt: 2020

LABEL:

Russian Compact Disc

Kolektion:

Russische Violineschule

Subkolektion:

Violin and Orchestra

Komponisten:

BRUCH, Max | PAGANINI, Niccolo | RAVEL, Maurice

Interpreten:

KOGAN, Leonid (violin) | OISTRAKH, David (violin)

Ensembles:

London Symphony Orchestra | The USSR Radio Symphony Orchestra | USSR State Symphony Orchestra

Dirigenten:

KONDRASHIN, Kirill | MATACIC, von Lovro | NEBOLSIN, Vassily

Andere Infos:

Historical Recording
The program presents two great musicians of the 20th century - the Soviet violinists David Oistrakh and Leonid Kogan. They both lived and worked at the same time becoming the glory of the Soviet violin school. Even though Oistrakh was older and was already a mature musicianwhen Kogan became famous they respected each other and were friends for their entire lives. Theirartistic careers had much in common: both came from Jewish families, Oistrakh from Odessa and Kogan from Dnepropetrovsk, both were child prodigies and both were very lucky with their first and only teachers: Oistrakhwas taught by the outstanding teacher of the Odessa "talent factory" PyotrStolyarskyandKogan’s teacher was the famous professor of the Moscow Conservatory Abram Yampolsky. Both violinists started performingat an early age, both became winners of the most prestigious competitions and later both became professors of the Moscow Conservatory.