Milstein, Nathan: The Last Recital

Milstein, Nathan SKU: 37003579
Milstein, Nathan: The Last Recital

Milstein, Nathan: The Last Recital

Milstein, Nathan SKU: 37003579

Format: VINYL LP

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Description

Title: The Last Recital
Artist: Milstein, Nathan
Label: Analogphonic
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8809355974828
Genre: Classical Artists

Violinist Nathan Milstein is accompanied by pianist Georges Pludermacher for this recital of music by Beethoven, J.S. Bach, Handel, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky & more. 'What most astonished was the sheer facility of the 82-year-old violinist's playing; it's agility, quick reflexes and tonal lustre... it is without doubt the pre-eminent recorded example of a great violinist giving of his best in old age. The Kreutzer Sonata is dapper, suave and tirelessly athletic: the first movement's central development has real drama and temperament, the variations have plenty of colourful incident and the finale gallops along energetically. The Handel Sonata is cool and tastefully moulded; the Bach Chaconne, endlessly resourceful and superbly built. This is very much the Milstein of old - a highly cultivated artist and a supremely accomplished violinist. The sound is admirably clear.' - Gramophone

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