Archive recordings from the 1940s-1960s. Released on May 7th, 2020, marking the 90th anniversary of the great violinist.
CD 1
Camille Saint-SaensViolin Concerto No 3 in D minor, Op 15
Johannes BrahmsViolin Concerto, Op 77
Jean SibeliusSerenade No 1 in D major
CD 2
Heinrich Wilhelm ErnstFantaisie brillante on Rossini's Otello, Op 11
Jean SibeliusSuite, Op 46 No 2 Melisande
Jean SibeliusRomance No 2, Op 78
Ernest BlochBaal Shem Suite, B 47 No 2 Nigun
George Gershwin / arranged by Jascha HeifetzPreludes No 2 in C-sharp minor and No 1 in B-flat major
Sergei RachmaninoffRomance, Op 6 No 1
Pancho VladigerovBulgarian Rhapsody Vardar, Op 16
Frederic Chopin / arranged by Leopold AuerNocturne in E-minor, Op 72 No 1
Bela BartokRomanian Folk Dances, Sz 56
Karol SzymanowskiNocturne and Tarantella, Op 28
Igor StravinskiPetrushka. Russian Dance (live recording)
Igor Bezrodny, violin; Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra* (CD1); Kirill Kondrashin, conductor (CD1); pianists Abram Makarov (CD2, #1-7, 9, 11),
Vladimir Yampolsky (CD2, #8, 10) and Vsevolod Petrushansky (CD2, #12)
Archive recordings from the 1940s-1960s. Released on May 7th, 2020, marking the 90th anniversary of the great violinist.
CD 1
Camille Saint-SaensViolin Concerto No 3 in D minor, Op 15
Johannes BrahmsViolin Concerto, Op 77
Jean SibeliusSerenade No 1 in D major
CD 2
Heinrich Wilhelm ErnstFantaisie brillante on Rossini's Otello, Op 11
Jean SibeliusSuite, Op 46 No 2 Melisande
Jean SibeliusRomance No 2, Op 78
Ernest BlochBaal Shem Suite, B 47 No 2 Nigun
George Gershwin / arranged by Jascha HeifetzPreludes No 2 in C-sharp minor and No 1 in B-flat major
Sergei RachmaninoffRomance, Op 6 No 1
Pancho VladigerovBulgarian Rhapsody Vardar, Op 16
Frederic Chopin / arranged by Leopold AuerNocturne in E-minor, Op 72 No 1
Bela BartokRomanian Folk Dances, Sz 56
Karol SzymanowskiNocturne and Tarantella, Op 28
Igor StravinskiPetrushka. Russian Dance (live recording)
Igor Bezrodny, violin; Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra* (CD1); Kirill Kondrashin, conductor (CD1); pianists Abram Makarov (CD2, #1-7, 9, 11),
Vladimir Yampolsky (CD2, #8, 10) and Vsevolod Petrushansky (CD2, #12)
