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Baroque Violin Concertos

David Oistrakh (violin), with Igor Oistrakh (violin), with Isaac Stern (violin)

Baroque Violin Concertos
In style, timbre, flawlessness of intonation, speed of vibrato, inaudibility of bow-change, they are absolutely as one. It is almost uncanny.

Baroque Violin Concertos

David Oistrakh (violin), with Igor Oistrakh (violin), with Isaac Stern (violin)

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In style, timbre, flawlessness of intonation, speed of vibrato, inaudibility of bow-change, they are absolutely as one. It is almost uncanny.

About

David Oistrakh plays both violin concertos by Bach and collaborates in the Double Concerto with his son Igor. Two versions of Vivaldi’s Concerto Grosso Op. 3 No. 8 for two violins are given – the first with Igor Oistrakh and the second with Isaac Stern.

Contents and tracklist

Allegro
Track length3:59
Larghetto e spiritoso
Track length4:45
Allegro
Track length4:17
Vivace
Track length4:13
Largo, ma non troppo
Track length7:45
Allegro
Track length5:10
Allegro
Track length4:11
Andante
Track length7:23
Allegro assai
Track length3:52
Allegro
Track length7:57
Adagio
Track length6:48
Allegro
Track length3:48
Larghetto e spiritoso
Track length4:51
Allegro
Track length2:50

Awards and reviews

In style, timbre, flawlessness of intonation, speed of vibrato, inaudibility of bow-change, they are absolutely as one. It is almost uncanny.

3rd March 2014

With a great dynamic range and fully rounded projection this is one of the finest recordings of Bach’s infamous first concerto.
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