Max Rostal (1905–1991) was an influential violinist and pedagogue whose "Violin Recital" titles typically refer to notable archival recordings of his live performances and studio broadcasts. An audiophile LP reproduction of a 1958 Swiss radio broadcast from Bern.
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Violinist and teacher - Born 7 August 1905 in Teschen (Austria), died 6 August 1991 in Bern, Switzerland.
From the age of 15, Max Rostal was already having lessons with the foremost teacher of his time, Carl Flesch. After completing his studies with him, Rostal worked as a violinist in Vienna and Oslo before becoming his former teacher's assistant at the Hochschule für Musik Berlin in 1928. With a group of his students from Berlin, including Maria Lidka, Rostal emigrated to the UK, where he went on to be a successful and influential teacher and performer in London. He was a professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London until moving to Bern, Switzerland, in 1958.
Original Mono Recording, January 11th 1958, Radio Bern. First publication.
Album: Max Rostal - Violin Recital
Label: Triston Masters - TMR-SE 0020
Series: Swiss Broadcast Edition Volume 8
Country Switzerland
Tracklist:
Side A:
Brahms: Sonata No. 3 for Violin and Piano in D Minor, op. 108
1. Allegro (7:45)
2. Adagio (5:15)
3. Un poco presto e con sentimento (2:45)
4. Presto agitato (5:35)
Side B:
1. Mozart: Adagio in E-Dur (7:05)
2. Mozart: Rondo in C-Dur (5:20)
3. Schumann: Intermezzo (3:00)
4. Paganini: Capriccio No. 20 (3:25)
Vinyl Cut: Simon Kummer von vinylaudio, Schweiz
Pressing: MEK Vinyl, Gossau, Schweiz
Producer: SCHOPPER AUDIO, Jürg Schopper, Schweiz
Gatefold cover, 180 Gram Pressing
Original Mono Recording, January 11th 1958, Radio Bern. First publication.
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