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“this is the first time he has tried recording them without a conductor in the eighteenth-century way; The result is an enormous success. The orchestra lacks nothing in precision, while the balance is the best I ever remember in these works.. His tone escapes from the orchestral web exactly when it should, and one hears every orchestral detail without losing a note of the solo part. These are in fact superb recordings. David Oistrakh’s playing is tremendously good.” (Gramophone)
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Concerto for Violin No.1 in A minor, BWV1041*
1. I. (Allegro) – 4:03 2. II. Andante – 7:27 3. III. Allegro assai – 3:53
Concerto for Violin No.2 in E major, BWV1042*
4. I. Allegro – 8:23 5. II. Adagio – 7:04 6. III. Allegro assai – 2:54
Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, BWV1043**
7. I. Vivace – 4:11/ 8. II. Largo ma non tanto – 7:26/ 9. III. Allegro 5:15
Brandenburg Concerto No.4 in G major, BWV1049***
10. I. Allegro – 7:42 11. II Andante – 4:30 12. III Presto – 5:40
