Like Aaron Rosand and Oscar Shumsky, Mr Ashkenasi is one of the great artist-violinists who isn’t a household name, but is deeply admired, respected, and loved by his colleagues, peers, students, loyal listeners, and a discerning public that appreciates his unique artistry.
A wonderful artistic violinist. When I was a young violin student, I was fascinated by his superb recording of a Paganini concerto which I listened to many times, and looking at the record cover was wondering who he was and about his nonexistent career. He sounded fabulous. I heard many good things about him over the years. It was interesting that he was kind enough to play with his string quartet for my father's memorial concert in Northern Illinois University in Dekalb Illinois. My. father was Jacques Singer a wonderful musician, a conductor and violinist. My father was in the Philadelphia orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, and was a student of Leopold Auer (teacher of Jasha Heifetz) I still don't like this piece though.
Simply the best! A living legend! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Like Aaron Rosand and Oscar Shumsky, Mr Ashkenasi is one of the great artist-violinists who isn’t a household name, but is deeply admired, respected, and loved by his colleagues, peers, students, loyal listeners, and a discerning public that appreciates his unique artistry.
Very enjoyable. Top class performance!
excelente violinista
A wonderful artistic violinist. When I was a young violin student, I was fascinated by his superb recording of a Paganini concerto which I listened to many times, and looking at the record cover was wondering who he was and about his nonexistent career. He sounded fabulous.
I heard many good things about him over the years. It was interesting that he was kind enough to play with his string quartet for my father's memorial concert in Northern Illinois University
in Dekalb Illinois. My. father was Jacques Singer a wonderful musician, a conductor and violinist. My father was in the Philadelphia orchestra under Leopold Stokowski, and was a student of Leopold Auer (teacher of Jasha Heifetz)
I still don't like this piece though.
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