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    Default BaL 9.04.11 - Beethoven: Violin Concerto

    Roy Goodman with a personal recommendation from the available recordings of Beethoven's violin concerto.

    Available versions:

    Adam, Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
    Batiashvili, Deutche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
    Bell, Camerata Salzburg, Norrington
    Busch, Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
    Campoli, LSO, Krips
    Capucon, Rotterdam Philharmonic, Nezet
    Chung, VPO, Kondrashin
    Chung, Concertgebouw, Tennstedt
    Elman, LPO, Solti
    Faust, Prague Philharmonia, Belchlavek (*review was confined to recent recordings only)
    Ferschtman, Netherlands SO, Vriend
    Francescatti, Orchestre de la Societe de Concerts Conservatoire, Cluytens
    Francescetti, NYPO, Mitropoulos
    Goldberg, Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Mitropoulos
    Grimal, Les Dissonances
    Grumiaux, Concertgebouw, C. Davis
    Grumiaux, Concertgebouw, Beinum
    Grumiaux, New Philharmonia, Galliera
    Haendel, CPO, Ancerl
    Haendel, Philharmonia, Kubelik
    Hahn, Baltimore SO, Zinman
    Heifetz, Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Szell
    Heifetz, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Koussevitzky
    Heifetz, New York Philharmonic SO, Rodzinski
    Heifetz, Boston SO, Munch
    Heifetz, NBC SO, Toscanini
    Hirshhorn, Liege Philharmonic Orchestra, Batholomee
    Huberman, VPO, Szell
    Jansen, Deutch Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, Jarvi
    Kennedy, Polish Chamber Orchestra
    Kogan, RAI Turin SO, Kempe
    Kogan, Orchestre de la Societe de Concerts du Conservatoire, Vandernoot
    Kogan, USSR Academic SO
    Kopatchinskja, Orchestra des Champs-Elysees, Herreweghe
    Krebbers, Concertgebouw, Haitink
    Kreisler, Berlin State Opera Orchestra, Blech
    Kreisler, LPO, Barbirolli
    Kremer, ASMF, Marriner
    Kremer, Chamber Orchestra of Europe, Harnoncourt
    Kulenkampff, BPO, Schmidt-Isserstedt
    Kym, Philharmonia, A. Davis
    Menuhin, VPO, Silvestri
    Menuhin, BPO, Furtwangler
    Menuhin, USSR State SO, Svetlanov
    Menuhin, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Furtwangler
    Menuhin, Philharmonia, Furtwangler
    Menuhin, New Philharmonia, Klemperer
    Menuhin, VPO Bohm
    Milstein, Concertgebouw, Ormandy
    Milstein, Pittsburg SO, Steinberg
    Morini, NYPO, Golschmann
    Mullova, Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique, Gardner
    Mutter, BPO, Karajan
    Mutter, NYPO, Masur
    Neveu, Southwest German Radio Orchestra, Rosband
    Nishizaki, Slovak PO, Jean
    Nishizaki, Capella Istropolitana, Gunzenhauser
    Oistrakh, USSR State SO, Rozhdestvensky
    Oistrakh, Stockholm Festival Orchestra, Ehrling
    Oistrakh, Moscow PO, Menuhin
    Oistrakh, Berlin Radio SO, Abendroth
    Oistrakh, USSR State SO, Pragu
    Oistrakh, French National Radio Orchestra, Cluytens
    Oistrakh, USSR State SO, Gauk
    Perlman, Philharmonia, Giulini
    Perlman, BPO, Barenboim
    Pine, RPO, Serebrier
    Repin, VPO, Muti
    Ricci, LPO, Boult
    Rohn, BPO, Furtwangler
    Rosand, Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, Inouye
    Schneiderhan, LSO Kertesz
    Schneiderhan, BPO, Jochum
    Schneiderhan, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Karajan
    Schneiderhan, RAI Orchestra, Celibidache
    Scholz, Berlin Chamber Orchestra, Sanderling
    Senofsky, Boston SO, Monteux
    Sitkovetsky
    Steinbacher, WDR Sinfonie-Orchester, Nelsons
    Stern, NYPO, Barenboim
    Stern, NYPO, Bernstein
    Straub, Bohm
    Suk, CPO, Konwitschny
    Suk, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Sargent
    Suk, New Philharmonia, Boult
    Suske, Gewandhaus Orchestra, Masur
    Szeryng, Concertgebouw, Haitink
    Szeryng, Philharmonia, Klemperer
    Szigeti, British SO, Walter
    Tascher, BPO, Solti
    Tetzlaff, Tonhalle Orchestra, Zinman
    Thomas, Bournemouth Sinfonietta, Poole
    Ughi, Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana, Andreae
    Vengerov, LSO, Rostropovich
    Verhey, Utrecht SO, Vonk
    (Gioconda De) Vito
    Zehetmair, Orchestra Of The 18th Century, Frans Brüggen
    Znaider, Israel PO, Mehta
    Zukerman, Israel PO, Mehta
    Zukerman, Chicago SO, Barenboim
    Last edited by Eine Alpensinfonie; 19-06-11 at 10:21. Reason: Even more versions

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    ... well, as long as Ida Haendel is there - we shd be all right....

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    Scneiderhan does it for me!!
    Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life(Berthold Auerbach)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brassbandmaestro View Post
    Schneiderhan does it for me!!
    And for me, with an extra attraction in the shape of the Beethoven piano-timpani cadenza transcribed for violin and timpani (BPO/Jochum, DGG).
    Though I prefer it only marginally to an excellent Krebbers/Concertgebouw/Haitink.
    Last edited by Roehre; 01-04-11 at 22:16.

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    That was an enormous list, and I expect there are many omissions>

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View Post
    That was an enormous list, and I expect there are many omissions>
    One obvious one is the Haendel recording on electric violin with Concerto Koln/ Furtwangler. The 78rpm quadrophonic version naturally

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    One of my most memorable musical experiences was a concert in the King's Hall, Belle Vue, Manchester: Oistrakh performing Beethoven's Violin Concerto with Barbirolli and the Halle. I think it was in 1961.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eine Alpensinfonie View Post
    That was an enormous list, and I expect there are many omissions>
    Zehetmair/Orchestra of the 18th Century/Bruggen, to name but one

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    Quote Originally Posted by DoctorT View Post
    Zehetmair/Orchestra of the 18th Century/Bruggen, to name but one
    Thank you. It's now included. Keep them coming in.

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    Tetzlaff with David Zinman and the Tonhalle Orchestra to name another

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