Karol Szymanowski Myths op.30 I. The Fountain of Arethusa II. Narcissus III. Dryads and Pan David Oistrakh Vladimir Yampolsky Recorded in the USSR, 27.I.1958
W 140 rocznice urodzin Karola Szymanowskiego, cudownie jest patrzeć, jak dzieła wielkiego, polskiego kompozytora są podziwiane i chętnie wykonywane na całym świecie przez wszystkie pokolenia muzyków ❤
Oistrakh is an universal genius. He feels as comfortable in Beethoven and in these marvellous post-impressionist "myths", which he rendres with the perfect tone. It would be fair also to pay a tribute to Yampolsky since the piano part is not easy and is as important as the violin part to create the atmosphere.
This piece as a whole is beautiful, enigmatic, engaging, and most certainly difficult... The piano score is no shy of nightmare too... but the musical complication remains in the second layer of beauty... the substance is not compromised over the style... D. Oistrakh performance is among my few favorites ... absolutely legend...
Lyrische live Aufführung dieses mysteriösen Meisterwerks im gut phrasierten Tempo mit außergewöhnlich schönen Töne der Violine und klarem Klang des Klaviers. Die intime und perfekt synchronisierte Mitwirkung zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist echt unvergleichlich im 20. Jahrhundert und ganz unbegreiflich im 21. Jahrhundert. Einfach wunderschön!
This is one of those few dissonant pieces that I enjoy (another one is Prokofiev's 1st violin concerto). I find it so strange. I cannot decipher any of it but I enjoy it similarly to my enjoyment to Dvorak's Dumky trio, despite being completely different works. I don't know what to think of it, but I like it.
I believe this is the true way to enjoy music. It should bypass any of your intellectual and lingual stereotypes. If music could be described by words - there wouldn't be any reason for music to exist.
W 140 rocznice urodzin Karola Szymanowskiego, cudownie jest patrzeć, jak dzieła wielkiego, polskiego kompozytora są podziwiane i chętnie wykonywane na całym świecie przez wszystkie pokolenia muzyków ❤
Oistrakh is an universal genius. He feels as comfortable in Beethoven and in these marvellous post-impressionist "myths", which he rendres with the perfect tone. It would be fair also to pay a tribute to Yampolsky since the piano part is not easy and is as important as the violin part to create the atmosphere.
Muzyka ta to cudo stworzył ją geniusz Karol Szymanowski zagrana jest fenomenalnie razem to arcydzieło. Dziękuję i pozdrawiam.
This piece as a whole is beautiful, enigmatic, engaging, and most certainly difficult... The piano score is no shy of nightmare too... but the musical complication remains in the second layer of beauty... the substance is not compromised over the style... D. Oistrakh performance is among my few favorites ... absolutely legend...
Lyrische live Aufführung dieses mysteriösen Meisterwerks im gut phrasierten Tempo mit außergewöhnlich schönen Töne der Violine und klarem Klang des Klaviers. Die intime und perfekt synchronisierte Mitwirkung zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist echt unvergleichlich im 20. Jahrhundert und ganz unbegreiflich im 21. Jahrhundert. Einfach wunderschön!
Maravillosa música compuesta por un genial compositor, magníficos intérpretes - ¿Qué más se puede esperar de la vida?...
This definitely IS one of the best things in life - together with flyfishing, winemaking, pharmacognosy. (It's my wife's login, funny).
A most remarkable work.
ARCYDZIEŁO ♥️♥️♥️
This is one of those few dissonant pieces that I enjoy (another one is Prokofiev's 1st violin concerto). I find it so strange. I cannot decipher any of it but I enjoy it similarly to my enjoyment to Dvorak's Dumky trio, despite being completely different works. I don't know what to think of it, but I like it.
I believe this is the true way to enjoy music. It should bypass any of your intellectual and lingual stereotypes. If music could be described by words - there wouldn't be any reason for music to exist.