"The high point of this fine recording is the Sibelius concerto, in particular the first movement. Shaham tears into the notes with thrilling immediacy, and you can hear the Sinopoli and the Philharmonia ignite with the same enthusiasm, racing along with the soloist. Shaham's tone is richly colored, with the earthiness of "digging ....... "
The high point of this fine recording is the Sibelius concerto, in particular the first movement. Shaham tears into the notes with thrilling immediacy, and you can hear the Sinopoli and the Philharmonia ignite with the same enthusiasm, racing along with the soloist. Shaham's tone is richly colored, with the earthiness of "digging into" the instrument. (Compare this with Anne-Sofie Mutter's equally captivating performance, where she creates a sinuous, almost icy tone and a very different atmosphere.) The recording quality is DG at its best, full of detail and depth. Listen to the beautiful, aching first statement of the violin in the Sibelius and you will at once be transfixed. And that's only the beginning.
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JEAN SIBELIUS & PETER TCHAIKOVSKY
Violinkonzert • Violin Concerto • Concerto pour Violon • Concerto per violino
Gil Shaham, violin • Philharmonia Orchestra • Giuseppe Sinopoli
Int. Release 01 Jun. 1993
Track 1-3 [Violin Concerto in D minor, Op.47] sibelius
Track 4-6 [Violin Concerto in D, Op.35] Tchaikovsky
CD |D|D|D| 000289 437 5402 6 |G|H|
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