George Enescu plays Bach Partita No.2 BWV 1004

[@debashismitro3255]

One of the greatest interpreters of Bach.

[@gs637]

Superb sounds. The performance is way beyond perfect technique, shows how big Enescu really was.

[@jackhousman6637]

Margo, beloved. Thank you for posting.. This is amazing. And I've heard this music about 100 times, played by everyone, and every kind of medium, I can find. What playing!! Perfection. Thank you, ma chere!

[@felixavenarius73]

this is an awesome cultural landmark

[@elfpix]

beautiful and wise

[@ceh3844]

Thanks ♡

[@yakshaver1]

Brilliant! Nuance and accent are amazing!

[@merlindavids]

There is something really disturbing of our current time: One of the best musicians of all times like George Enescu would be undoubtedly rejected in any audition or competition of today. Instead we get these Chang, Chen, Ling...etc....It saddens me....

[@dominoplay3712]

exactly my thoughts

[@monelleny]

It sounds very much like their playing is not the reason you dont like them ...

[@raoultak]

Two masters, although Enesco is a bit low pitched and Oistrakh a bit high pitched. But that didn't disturb me.

[@AlessioAndres]

That's played Music. Not what you're doing.

[@bathtubbarracuda2581]

What is the date of this recording?

[@monellerichmond7208]

1940 ... see under Show More.

[@wannabecat369]

@@monellerichmond7208 If I remember correctly it was recorded in 1949, published in 1950 in commemoration of the 200 anniv. of Bach's death (of 1750). Idk why the listed date is 1940.

[@monelleny]

@@wannabecat369 - Thank you for that correction!

[@raduradu2015]

At 67 or 68 y old

[@syndicatephilharmonic9205]

Is this the 1940 recording?

[@wannabecat369]

1949, released 1950 under Continental label in commemoration of 200 anniv. of Bach death (1750).

[@uselesslongs909]

wow this is not zoomer taste it kinda suck tho he is sus