Credits:

Jorg Demus

Description:

Studio recordings by the too-beautiful violinist Sylvia Markovic in her native country on CD for the first time! The studio recording of the beautiful Markovic, whose Bruch and Brahms with Svetlanov have been a hit on WEITBLICK, is now available on CD for the first time. The cover photo, which is as pretty as an idol's, is also noteworthy. The performance is a masterful performance with a serious form and rich expression. The Glazunov in particular is her signature piece, and she made her London debut with it in 1971. Stokowski, who highly praised Markovich, also invited her to perform this piece as the soloist at his last concert (London Symphony Orchestra, June 15, 1972). The more you listen to this haunting masterpiece, the more you will be struck by Glazunov's sure touch and the splendor of the melody. Bruch's performance is also full of energy and vigor, and he gives a magnificent performance with great poise. This is another hot German romantic piece. The recording was made in the marble hall of the Free Press, which still exists in the center of Bucharest, where Frank's concert by Cluytens was also held. The beauty of the interior is so mysterious that it is hard to believe it is real. You can just imagine the Marble Room of St. Florian's in Austria. The sound quality is clear and clear, but please note that there are some faint noises caused by the master. Tobu Land System