Mischa Elman, Violon - Zara Nelsova, Violoncelle [CD de audio] Misha & Nelsova, Zara Elmann, Bruch, Wieniawski, Lalo, Saint-Sean

This month's second landmark recording release is also notable for the excellent sound culture of Decca recordings from the early 1950s. Sir Adrian Boult's musical understanding and sensitivity then made him a desired partner for the orchestra . He was one who could deal with the whims and whimsy of a soloist, while simultaneously maintaining the strength of the ensemble moving through the score. On this CD he accompanies two brilliant but often underrated musicians in virtuoso concerts from the Romantic era. Mischa Elman was a student of the great pedagogue Leopold Auer. Famous for its rich, emotional and infinitely expressive tone. In life he was a great violin star and at the time sold more than two million records. Zara Nelsova was later known until her death in 2002 as a teacher. However, his personality and authority as a young performer were considerable. She was best known for her sensitive interpretations of new music. Zara Nelsova worked closely with composers such as Bloch, Barber and Hugh Wood. More information: - Unique combination of these popular romantic masterpieces - Newly remastered for this publication - Excellent Decca recordings Title index CD 1 1. Max Bruch - Violin Concerto no. ° 2 in G minor op. 26 (mono), 2. Henryk Wieniawski - Violin Concerto No. ° 2 op. 22 (mono) Disc 2 1. Lalo - Concerto for cello and orchestra (mono), 2. Saint-Saens - Cello concerto in A minor op. 33 (monkey)