My Classical CD Collection, Vol. 1: Heifetz, Horowitz, Feuermann, Casals, Menuhin, Szigeti...
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- This is the first Volume of a multi-part series about my Recordings of Classical Music on CD featuring a wealth of music from a range of composers, performers and eras. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, so you don't miss a single episode, each of which will feature twenty records from my classical CD collection, many of which are very rare or historical and include musical compositions by Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Mozart, Chopin, Bach, Mendelssohn, Wieniawski, Satie, Korngold, Waxman and others.
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Artists in Volume 1 include include:
Jascha Heifetz
Vladimir Horowitz
Emanuel Feuermann
Alfred Cortot
Pablo Casals
Andres Segovia
Joseph Szigeti
Gil Shaham
David Oistrakh
Yehudi Menuhin
Julian Bream
Raymond Leppard
Robert Casadesus
Zino Francescatti
Arthur Rubinstein
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Thanks for making this video. I look forward to the rest of this series.
dwashington607 Thank you for watching! Nice videos on you channel by the way.
Great review! Very comprehensive and interesting. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much for watching and your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Please stay tuned for future installments in this series. And thank you for subscribing!
This series is well timed Joe as I am currently digging back through my own classical cd collection in the kitchen every evening. Been enjoying some Ravel, Sibelius and Bartok. Looking forward to seeing what you got.
James Griffiths Do I sense a classical themed video from The Professor? I do hope so!
Brings back so many memories for me... Used to work at Sam the Record man and then HMV.... during the music stores area...
Oh I’m so very happy you are doing these, I see so many out in the wild on Vinyl that I would love to have but didn’t know enough to take the leap! I know the biggies of course...but needed more info...thank you Again Joe....Lisa
You make the best videos! Just stay so captivated by them Joe😎🎶👏🏻
L. E. Thanks so much for watching and all of your comments. Always happy to read!
Great first instalment Joe with some wonderful names and historic recordings. I would like to check out the Segovia Bach violin transcriptions. The photo of Chopin on that Cortot CD was taken very near the end of his life. It’s a picture I know extremely well, as I grew up learning classical piano, and my dad had the photo in a frame hung above our piano, so Fred was always glaring down at me during my practice sessions. We also had a bust of Chopin on our hall telephone table, and several framed Chopin manuscripts on the wall. I spent a couple of years buried deep in learning the A flat and D flat waltzes when I was 14-15. His music is deep in the blood. Looking forward to the next instalment!
James Griffiths First, thanks for checking out the series. I was going back and forth as to whether to embark on it or not since I have quite a few, but I'm glad I've started on what will be a long journey. Hope The Professor will come along for the duration of the voyage, especially since it turns out that not only do you you appreciate great, music but since you studied the classics. Would love to hear/see you tickle the ivories one day. Sounds like your Dad was a lover of fine music as well. Always enjoy your videos and look forward to them. See you around - Joe.
What a breath of fresh air! Thanks for doing this series. I'm a new sub and I'm enjoying the channel so far! Hard to find many who are discussing their classical collections.
Thank you sir! I am very glad you are liking it so far as I have been meaning to do this series for a long time. All best, Joe.
what a interesting and wonderful video ! I really love classical music. I love Russian composers ! Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you! I appreciate your comment. Greetings from the US.
I love classical music too. I have a collection too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite music is John Williams
@@allyssapeterson2047 You have good taste in music!!!
@@allyssapeterson2047That is not classical.
Hi again Joe. I just subbed to you from my other ‘ Beatle James’ channel....wasn’t sure if you were aware I had that second channel or not. Just out of interest, what are the perks and the advantages you’ve read about regarding hitting 1000 subs? Cheers, James
Beatle James First, thanks for the extra sub, you have helped me reach 400! I haven't reached my goal of 1000 yet, but am on my way. When I do I am going to make a superfantabulous video!
Regarding the perks you get, I am glad you asked that question. It used to be that anyone who wanted to could participate in YT's Partner Program. Now they announces that, after Feb. 20th, only channels with a minimum of 1000 subs can participate which I think is really dumb.
The other thing is that some extras like End Screens (where you can direct people to other of your videos or links) will not be available anymore. Those things are good tools.
Oh, I just realized that it's you James! I did not know you had another channel. Will definitely check it out!
Joe: Please put your camera on a tripod. The picture is shaking. It will also free up your hand.
Hello, Joe! Love the series & your collection. Are you on FB? If so, I have a musical newsgroup called, 'Morning Coffee Mojo' where we post our musical listening while having our morning beverage. Feel free to join the ''Family.'' We'd love to see you there as with others who are interested. Have a great day. Marty
Hi Marty, thanks for your nice message. I will certainly look into your newsgroup. In the meantime, feel free to subscribe to my other channel since I will be posting a short animated film and animated music video shortly! th-cam.com/channels/0nKGVvGSV60kdN37jIiRbg.html
Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20 is a piece of music not a composer!