Gérard Poulet - Nicolo Paganini 24 Caprices for Solo Violin

[@Samlaren]

Thank you" I havn't heard this recording in perhaps 40 years, and it is as musical as I remember!

[@RichardHendrix-d4b]

Mr. Chicken strikes again ! His Mozart is great.

[@hartmutlindemann9735]

Fantastic! one of the few enjoyable versions, that don't sound too much of hard labour. He plays musically and not at all too carefully. It just seems quite easy for him. For me the test is always No. 4, which I consider the most beautiful out of all the 24.

[@gabrielegiombini]

Grazie, un immenso violinista poco conosciuto.

[@classicalemotion]

I had this LP. French pressing. Thanks !!

[@fabriciovalvasori1121]

Alucinante!❤

[@wumohe]

Hervorragend!

[@KosteckiAdam]

Great!

[@Piflaser]

My absolute Paganini violinist is still Salvadore Accardo. But I love also Michael Rabin's Caprices and this recording too.

[@semrabahcivan8627]

Alexander Markov too

[@geraintparfitt8073]

Emanuel Vardi on viola

[@extrasalt4595]

Also Josef Eisenzopf.

[@axelsohn1454]

This is terrific, but I also can't help but think that the first caprice - the piece itself at this tempo- sounds like a bunch of headless chickens running around the barnyard squeaking and squawking in utter chaos. :))

[@kunt4TJ32yos]

To me he sounds clearly influenced by his teacher Henryk Szeryng🧐

[@mbwilson2625]

I would hope so.

[@a.f.4248]

When was that ?

[@Samlaren]

The LP was released in 1979.

[@hospitality5522]

Sans habillage acoustique, au plus près du texte, et non sans légèreté.

[@MrFullService]

puts milstein completely to sleep. nm didn't believe in practicing scales and arpeggios...and it showed.