J Sibelius David Oistrakh, Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra , Conductor G Rozhdestvensky - Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In D Minor Op 47 Humoresques Op 87

Review by Mike Margolies

The album Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In D Minor Op 47 Humoresques Op 87 by J Sibelius, featuring David Oistrakh on violin, the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Conductor G Rozhdestvensky, is a remarkable piece of classical music. The album showcases the virtuosic talent of David Oistrakh, who delivers a stunning performance that is both technically flawless and emotionally powerful.

The album starts with the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D Minor Op 47, which is a beautiful composition that showcases the rich and expressive sound of the violin. David Oistrakh's performance is truly exceptional, as he effortlessly navigates the complex and intricate passages of the concerto, while also bringing out the emotional depth and intensity of the piece.

The second half of the album features the Humoresques Op 87, which is a series of short and playful pieces that are filled with humor and joy. The Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Conductor G Rozhdestvensky, delivers a delightful performance that perfectly captures the light-hearted and whimsical nature of the Humoresques.

Summary by Mike Margolies

Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In D Minor Op 47 Humoresques Op 87 by J Sibelius, David Oistrakh, Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Conductor G Rozhdestvensky is a fantastic album that is sure to delight classical music enthusiasts. The combination of Oistrakh's impeccable violin playing, the orchestra's exceptional musicianship, and Rozhdestvensky's masterful conducting, make this album a must-have for any classical music collection.