David Oistrakh - Beethoven "Spring" Sonata - 4th mvt.

[@ullakorpi-anttila88]

David Oistrakh & Lev Oborin - heavenly !!!!!

[@hassankabiri2851]

I love this music mov 4 spring sonata. It is so Romantic. I love Beethoven and I love David Oistrach...From Iran...

[@gila19.7]

Best recording I have seen so far.

[@임계재-k7y]

레프 오보린, 당신이 있어 천상의 화음이 완성되었겠지요. 언제나 최고입니다!

[@ullakorpi-anttila88]

Heavenly - out of this world...

[@HugoBechstein]

I Love David Oistrakh.

[@JuanMartinexplacerez-mw3we]

Maravillosa interpretacion , su fraseo y maravilloso Nivel expresivo ,unido a su excelente sonido y su Magistral equilibrio sonoro en los dos instrumento , los hace ser por siempre Excepcional Concertistas .

[@ullakorpi-anttila88]

David Oistrakh usually memorized. The only video I have seen when he did not was in Mozart's Sinfonia concertante conducted by Yehudi Menuhin. The very best version of that music is: * Mozart - Sinfonia concertante - Oistrakh/Oistrakh/Vienna (incontrario motu), where David Oistrakh plays the viola solo, also conducting, and his son Igor the violin solo. Probably they play from notes - the video doesn't visually show the concert. But I recommend it...

[@itepilah]

Maestro!

[@sagadatomargazin5891]

Awesome!

[@mozart200657]

Simply the best

[@senripiano]

Precioso!! la mejor interpretacion que he escuchado!

[@TheMedusa2000]

fantastico

[@scchao501]

Fantastic!

[@leoncioviolin]

impecable

[@antoniorodrigues3478]

After living my life listening and studying the art of violin I think that there is non tthe best or the first or the second This is ridiculousto put great artists in a rang. Otherwise I think that there is a goup of five six or seven great artists we may consider the first ones or the best ones or whathever. But, here there is a but. Íf I listen the soud that comes from Oistraks´s violine is so beautifull with such finesse, emotion and love as if the composer was behind him Ibelieve God is playing With Oistrack

[@benlaoigh]

Another thing is that the page-turner for a pianist can usually sit out of the way, partly hidden by the pianist him/herself, but for a violinist the page turner would have to keep getting between the performer and the audience.

[@ian-duh]

Since this is chamber music, I think the usual case is that neither participant memorizes. The pianists has a lot more notes, though I don't think this is the reason. Maybe Oistrakh just memorized this because he's Oistrakh and did whatever he wanted.

[@romeovashishthviolin9384]

Generally memorizing is never seen as a bad thing even if it isn’t intended but not memorizing if you should is a big no. A lot of violinist memorize these Beethoven sonatas as they are so central to our repertoire.

[@itisLELAND]

Yes, I agree. The piano has A LOT of notes compared to the violin. Therefore, it's not easy for one to memorize those notes

[@shaviolin]

i want to learn this one. does anybody have the violin piece's link?

[@elggoo8396]

Do you have the third movement？

[@higher7000]

Anyone knows where the other 3 Movements can be found?

[@SimonPiano42]

1st movement (Oistrakh/Oborin): kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4rEcntvrseZjJY 2nd movement (Oistrakh/Oborin): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4OqgYRunpKFh7c I could not find a video recording for the short 3rd movement unfortunately, but here's an audio recording of the whole sonata (Oistrakh/Oborin): kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZfQXq2Agb6KeJo

[@3NUNS]

Guht