Itzhak Perlman / Vladimir Ashkenazy – Beethoven: Violin Sonatas „Kreutzer” & „Spring” (SACD hibrid)

The pianist and conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy, who led the „Deutsche Symphonie Orchester Berlin” in the 1990s, plays Beethoven’s „Kreutzer Sonata” as well as the „Spring Sonata” together with the violinist Itzhak Perlman. The „Kreutzer Sonata” is probably one of the most famous pieces written for piano and violin and is impressively brought to life by the two masters of their craft.

Here’s a little tip from us: Only the first 1,000 copies of this limited edition, manufactured in Japan, feature a sequential serial number and are therefore extremely sought after by collectors. So don’t wait too long to place your order!

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Lista pieselor

Violin Sonata No. 9 in A major – la majeur – A-dur, Op. 47 „Kreutzer“

1. I Adagio sostenuto – Presto – Adagio

2. II Andante con Variazioni

3. III Finale – Presto

Violin Sonata No. 5 in F major – fa majeur – F-Dur, Op. 24 „Spring“ – „Le Printemps“ – „Frühlingssonate“

4. I Allegro

5. II Adagio molto espressivo

6. III Scherzo & Trio – Allegro molto

7. IV Rondo – Allegro ma non troppo