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Albéniz
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Tor Aulin
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JS Bach
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Bartók
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Beethoven
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Brahms
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Bruch
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Chausson
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Chopin
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César Cui
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Daquin
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Debussy
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Dvorák
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Ernst
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de Falla
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Foster
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Franck
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Glazunov
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Glière
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Glinka
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Gluck
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Granados
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Grieg
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Handel
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Hindemith
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Hoffstetter
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Hubay
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A.Khachaturian
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K.Khachaturian
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Kodály
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Kreisler
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Lalo
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Levina
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Liszt
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Locatelli
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Martinu
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Medtner
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Mendelssohn
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Mendelssohn
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Milhaud
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Moszkowski
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Mozart
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Ovchinnikov
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Paganini
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Rachmaninov
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Rakov
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Ravel
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Prokofiev
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Rimsky-Korsakov
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Saint-Saëns
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de Sarasate
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Schubert
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R.Schumann
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Szymanowski
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Scott
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Scriabin
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Shostakovich
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Sibelius
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Smetana
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Stamitz
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Stenhammar
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Stravinsky
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Suk
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Szymanowski
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Taktakishvili
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Taneyev
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Tartini
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Tchaikovsky
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Townsend
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Vieuxtemps
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Vitali
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Vivaldi
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Vladigerov
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Wagner
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Weinberg
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Weinberger
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Wieniawski
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Wolf
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Ysaÿe
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Zarzycki
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Zimbalist
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Label: WARNER CLASSICS
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The release of this 61-disc box (58CDs and 3 DVDs) coincides with the 50th anniversary of the death of David Oistrakh, one of the greatest violinists of the 20th century - and indeed of all time. Born in Odesa (now in Ukraine) in 1908, he died while on tour, in Amsterdam, on 24th October 1974. The box contains - On 27 CDs: the entirety of David Oistrakh's Warner Classics studio catalogue (originally recorded for Columbia & HMV), newly remastered in HD from the original tapes and in packaging that uses the original LP artwork. On 31 CDs: live recordings and studio recordings from the early period of Oistrakh's career and from his post-War years of international celebrity. One-third of these items are world premieres and a number of them are CD premiere releases. All the recordings have been remastered from the best available sources. On 3 DVDs: DVDs 1 & 2: Performances (in the concert hall and radio/television studio), filmed in Moscow, of concertos and recital repertoire; presented for DVD by film/TV director and Oistrakh expert Bruno Monsaingeon. DVD 3: David Oistrakh - Artist of the People? A 1996 documentary, directed by Bruno Monsaingeon, examining Oistrakh's life. It includes interviews with his son Igor Oistrakh, Yehudi Menuhin, Mstislav Rostropovich and Gennady Rozhdestvensky.
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