One of the top violinists of the twentieth century, Yehudi Menuhin began his illustrious career with a series of stunning concerts in San Francisco, New York and Paris -- all when he was between the ages of seven and ten years old. Phenomenal technique, a rich depth of tone and a maturity far beyond his years led him to interpret the works of masters Beethoven, Bach and Mozart, attacking solos and concertos with a passion rarely rivaled. In the 1950s, Menuhin began to focus on conducting, developing a taste for Indian Classical music that led to a series of groundbreaking collaborations with sitar maestro Ravi Shankar. Though the vigor of his early recordings faded in his later work, the socially engaged Menuhin has left a large body of music and a legacy filled with countless musical and humanitarian awards.
- Jessy Terry
One of the top violinists of the twentieth century, Yehudi Menuhin began his illustrious career with a series of stunning concerts in San Francisco, New York and Paris -- all when he was between the ages of seven...
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Allegro (3:00) |
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Allegro giocoso (8:07) |
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Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo (10:53) |
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Andante tranquillo (10:07) |
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Beethoven - Romance No.1 in G (7:17) | |
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Rhapsody No. 1 (11:30) |
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Berg - Violin Concerto - I- Allegretto (6:58) | |
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Sonata for solo violin 1. (9:01) |
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Tempo di ciaccona (9:39) |
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