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Solos for the Violin Player: Violin and Piano
(Paperback) G. Schirmer, Inc. 2011-07-01
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I just ordered a violin - a full size Franz Josef. It cost me around $500 (Australian). I didn't get to play it, as they didn't have any in stock. I'm wondering if anyone out there would know if it will sound good for the price?
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The case is in bad condition. A few new strings are included.
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Josef Suk "J.S. Bach: Concerto In D Min - Vivace" (J.S.Bach- Violin Concertos)
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Trio (No. 7 in B flat major, Op. 97), and the second movement from Schubert’s Trio No. 2 in E flat major, D929/Op. 100) on a disc that also includes Mozart’s Fifth Quintet for 2 Violins, 2 Violas and Cello (K593) from 2005, with Sarah Kapustin, Diana Cohen (violins), Mark Holloway, Sebastian Krunnies (violas), and David Soyer (cello).
Spanning the past decade at Marlboro is a disc of three French chamber music that includes Debussy’s Quartet for Strings in G minor (with Judy Kang, Joseph Lin (violins), Richard O’Neill (viola), and David Soyer (cello) from 2002); Ravel’s Quartet for Strings in F major (Soovin Kim, Jessica Lee (violins), Jonathan Vinocour (viola), and Soo Bae (cello) heard during the 2007 season); and, from 2010, the same composer’s Introduction and Allegro for Harp (Sivan Magen), Flute (Joshua Smith), Clarinet (Moran Katz), and String Quartet, with Joseph Lin, Benjamin Beilman (violins), Luke Fleming (viola), and Marie-Elisabeth Hecker (cello).
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Although they were catching more flak from critics for an alleged obsession with sociopolitical commentary and quasi-mystical references, R&B audiences hadn’t yet tired of Earth, Wind & Fire. While this album admittedly had less memorable material and was more dependent on what had become standard production and stock devices, it still landed plenty of hits on the charts.
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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=mf&gid=57160039583 Josef Suk-Violin, Czech Philharmonic-Václav Neumann. Josef Suk, (8.8. 1929 Prague-7.7. 2011 Prague ) the legendary Czech violinist – also violist, chamber musician and conductor. He is the both the grandson of the composer of the same name and the great-grandson of Antonin Dvorak. In his home country he carries the title of National Artist. The violinist’s extraordinary talent was spotted early by Jaroslav Kocian who tutored him until his death in 1950. Suk first appeared on concert platforms at the age of eleven. His Prague debut in 1954 rapidly led to an international career. Before long he was recognized as the heir to the best tradition of the Czech violin school and his 1959 tour with the Czech Philharmonic covered three continents and was one of the greatest expressions of Czech music the world had until then ever heard.In addition to a dazzling career as a soloist, esteemed for his refined tone, deep sense of lyricism (expressed unforgettably for example in his peerless Martinu interpretations) and commitment to the music he plays, he has also shown an extraordinary affinity for chamber music. He was for some years the first violin of the Prague Quartet, and founder of the Suk Trio. This affinity has yielded extraordinary fruits, especially through his partnerships with pianist Jan Panenka and the harpsichordist Zuzana Ruzickova – and from 1973 he was a frequent additional player with the Smetana Quartet, playing second viola. Suk plays on rare instruments built by Antonio Stradivari (1729), Giuseppe Guarneri “del Gesu” (1744) and Giovanni Battista Guadagnini (1758). Josef Suk has had a long and distinguished career in the recording studio, winning the Grand Prix du Disqueno less then six times as well as the Wiener Floetenuhr Prize and the Edison Prize. Dvorak Violin Concerto played by the composer’s own great-grandson – what more do you need than one of your own flesh and blood,who just happens to be a top-notch violinist,to play your own work?Now,being his great-grandson – that’d have been a a more than distinguishing mark for me that carries with it the pride of just being related to the Czech people’s admired musical genius.And to play his violin concerto…
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Tchaikovsky Controversy: Violinist Itamar Zorman is a young badass who's not ...CultureMap Houston - Dec 31, 1969
When violinist Itamar Zorman performed Josef Achron's Hebrew Melody, I couldn't be certain whether the dolorous strain was appealing to my Jewish ancestry or unearthing something deeper, perchance a primal yearning to return to a home of which I am not
Greenville News - Dec 31, 1969
Two celebrated virtuosos — pianist Lang Lang and violinist Itzhak Perlman — are on hand to lend the concert star appeal. The soloists certainly deliver, with Lang offering a dazzling account of Liszt's First Piano Concert and Perlman featured in aSuburban News - Dec 31, 1969
She was a prizewinner of several international competitions (including the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow), and studied at some of the best music schools in Europe and America, with the legendary great violinists Henryk Szeryng and Josef Gingold.Buffalo News - Dec 31, 1969
I see both extremes.” As a boy, Bell took lessons from the great Josef Gingold, concertmaster of the Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell. Gingold allowed the youngster to live a normal life, but instilled in him a love for the violin.
