Duci De Kerekjarto - Romanza Andaluza Violin Solo

[@RaeKearns]

Almost exotic and Romantic. A different world....

[@alonzogarbanzo]

A violinist and a pianist, 103 years ago and still reaching us today. Recording was a magnificent invention.

[@LouisEmery]

My father born in 1921 taught me that style from recordings he heard as a youth. I'm sure older violinist remember their teachers.

[@Richard-x5s]

Oh sweet, sweet sound. So exquisite!

[@danawinsor1380]

Thank you for posting this and preserving these treasures.

[@HistoricMusicPreservaton]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Soseles.]

I don't really know how i ended up here, but im enjoying this.

[@HistoricMusicPreservaton]

Glad you are enjoying. I hope you continue to do so.

[@ivanlenz2286]

Algorytm bringed me here. I just checked the channel description and hell yeah im in. New sub for you friend. I like history archives! Nice work

[@HistoricMusicPreservaton]

Thank you for joining in. Enjoy!!

[@stangilliam7530]

This instrument as played here really sounds like a human voice or voices. Does anyone play this way any more?

[@danawinsor1380]

Look for recordings of Aaron Rosand. He was an old-fashioned romantic IMO. His playing might be similar to this superb artist.

[@billybobr2e2]

Yes! All instrumentalists are taught to sing like the human voice, because that’s where the truth in the music lies. Some great performers you can search for: Leonid Kogan violin, Janine Jansen violin, Jacqueline du Pre cello, Charlie Niedich clarinet, Emmanuel Pahud flute