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Was soll das blasierte Gequatsche, wenn s ein landmark ist?

En dos ocaciones he podido escuchar el Valioso instrumento , primero de manera Magistral por el Excepcional Violinista Leonid Logan y después por la Maravillosa Violinista Francesca Dego.

Masterpiece

Wonderful!

It would be lovely if John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London recorded Alfredo Casella's orchestrations for Balakirev's Islamey and J.S. Bach's Chaconne BWV1004. Casella's orchestration for Mily Balakirev's Islamey, is an orchestral tour de force - it will surely stretch the orchestra to the limit. There is astonishing volume per page, at least one page requires 30 staves, there is textural complexity, divisi strings, tutti passages that demand considerable instrumentation, but there are also passages full of colour and delicacy with subtle and fine instrumental soli emitting mesmerising melodic writing. On the other hand, Casella brought a lot of inventiveness and boldness to bear, when doing his orchestral transcription for Bach's Chaconne. He kept Bach's original violin, but simultaneously, he brought to the fore all the polyphonic and contrapuntal substratum that exists in latent form (in the original violin work).

I studied with you at IU in 1997-1998. Nice video!

Stunning music under the baton of a great conductor. Greatly looking forward to hearing the full work.

Merci à vous, Monsieur Bavouzet, de vous faire le porte-drapeau de notre culture nationale.

Fabulous.

What beautiful performances. Thank you for the alert!

Wonderful.

Beautiful work! 🙂

Sounds dazzling, Ken! Bravo!

Sensational, exciting

she’s a knockout. So pretty.

It's Fannie Hurst not Patty Hearst. Listen carefully - it's not that hard. Pure genius from the master.

Great performance.

Looking forward to hearing this!

It would be lovely if John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London recorded Alfredo Casella's orchestrations for Balakirev's Islamey and J.S. Bach's Chaconne BWV1004. Casella's orchestration for Mily Balakirev's Islamey, is an orchestral tour de force - it will surely stretch the orchestra to the limit. There is astonishing volume per page, at least one page requires 30 staves, there is textural complexity, divisi strings, tutti passages that demand considerable instrumentation, but there are also passages full of colour and delicacy with subtle and fine instrumental soli emitting mesmerising melodic writing. On the other hand, Casella brought a lot of inventiveness and boldness to bear, when doing his orchestral transcription for Bach's Chaconne. He kept Bach's original violin, but simultaneously, he brought to the fore all the polyphonic and contrapuntal substratum that exists in latent form (in the original violin work).

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Francesca . 👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹😘

Bach for the sub-literate.

Quel équlibre entre le contexte musicologique, l'étude de la composition et la performance. Les richesses de la forme sonate sont vives et enjouées.

What a wonderful musician, pianist, and a human being

What name this is song ?

Wow 🤩

My favorite singer ❤Sierra 😊

It would be lovely if John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London recorded Alfredo Casella's orchestrations for Balakirev's Islamey and for J.S. Bach's Chaconne BWV1004, respectivelly. Especially Alfredo Casella's orchestration for Mily Balakirev's Islamey, is an orchestral tour de force. It will stretch the orchestra to the limit. There is incredible volume per page, at least one page requires 30 staves, there is textural complexity, divisi strings, tutti passages that demand voluminous instrumentation, but there are also passages full of colour and delicacy with subtle and fine instrumental soli emitting a mesmerising melodic writing. On the other hand, the Bach-Casella Chaconne BWV1004 is splendid, into the bargain.

Superb, masterful playing!

Bravissima 👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹😘

It would be lovely if John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London recorded Alfredo Casella's orchestration for Balakirev's Islamey and J.S. Bach's Chaconne BWV1004. Especially Alfredo Casella's orchestration for Mily Balakirev's Islamey, is an orchestral tour de force. It will stretch the orchestra to the limit. There is incredible volume per page, at least one page requires 30 staves, there is textural complexity, divisi strings, tutti passages that demand considerable instrumentation, but there are also passages full of colour and delicacy with subtle and fine instrumental soli emitting mesmerising melodic writing.

unfortuately theres talking the whole time :(

Who is the trumpet player?

Too bad her comments & her music walk all over each other. It's hard to listen to either.

...finalmente, un Paganini "elegante", non d'assalto spaccaviolino!

What a fantastic project and stunningly beautiful playing!

What a wonderful set of the Haydn sonatas by Bavouzet! Quite peerless😊

Wonderful❤

Disappointed, you must add a part on this video and let us listen at the pure sound of the violin.

Maravilloso Instrumento , su sonido posee un tono de Excelencia .

Awesome you are

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Love this album! Congratulations on an amazing release ♥🎶

wonderful

Laurie is a bad ass? Well at least until she meets Judd Frye, then not so much

Hi, that is gorgeous ❤ can you tell me where I can find the music sheet please?

Paganini's violin. Mozart and Beethoven's pianos. Maybelle Carter's guitar. Dock Boggs' banjo. Paul McCartney's bass. 😃 * gasp *

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I downloaded Beethoven set and really enjoyed your colorful, vibrant, imaginative playing throughout, which makes the Juilliard's 60s recordings sound grey by comparison, IMHO. That said, it is beyond frustrating that one of the most beautiful stretches in all of Beethoven -- the passage about 2/3's of the way though the Op 59 No. 1 slow mov't -- is a mere two or three energized atoms above inaudibility! And I listen in a dedicated, quiet sound room. Turn up the volume and forte sections are ear-splitting. No one was concerned about this during playback sessions? Same problem afflicted your Schubert SQ 15 in places. Otherwise, I look forward to the rest of the series.

Is it shandoss or chan doss or chan dowz or Chandos please? Is it a from a certain language?