Chausson / Igor Oistrakh, 1966: Poeme for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 25

[@davidhertzberg]

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[@davesmith6815]

I think I still have this record. Love this performance. Even the record scratches bring back my early years. Ahhhh....

[@liliamalkin-zilnik1760]

Glorious performance! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@JamesVaughan]

A truly exquisite and sublime piece, but hard for me to listen to because it is so terribly sad, it always makes me cry…I can't help it :,-(

[@notaire2]

Performed by Oistrakh's highly lyrical sound of violin, this work sounds rather Slavic than French. The accompaniment of the Russian orchestra led by the excellent Russian conductor probably enhances what I feel. Definitely one of the five best performances of this outstanding masterpiece!

[@trixie-elaineheinz8139]

exquisite sadness... thank you

[@mmbmbmbmb]

One can almost imagine the emotional turmoil the composer must have been in, while composing this beautiful poem. Almost heart wrenching isn't it? And ~ Igor Oistrakh is 'transporting' this emotion with great sensitivity and incredible virtuosity! Very b e a u t i f u l thank you!

[@ultimawerewolfbluephoenix9670]

It was was commissioned by Ysaye. The original name was "Le Chant de l'amour triomphant" or the song of triumphant love then it was changed to just poemé.

[@davidhertzberg]

Chausson / Igor Oistrakh, 1966: Poeme for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 25

[@zojapetkovamarkovic8963]

Blagodaram za celiot trud koj go vlozuvas,da ne se lugeto kako tebe David,sto bi pravele nie,muzika slusame blagodarenie na dobrite luge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Pozdrav!