Yehudi Menuhin plays Bartok solo sonata

[@cbobgo1]

Anyone else here because of "Light from Uncommon Stars" ?

[@sapphiregoblin6258]

im back because of it

[@markharris1223]

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[@cakeuwaifu]

me!!!!

[@via_embre]

@@markharris1223 this piece was featured in a novel called "Light from Uncommon Stars" by Ryka Aoki
i just finished it, absolutely loved it

[@markharris1223]

@@via_embre Ah, I see! Thank you!

[@the_eerie_faerie_tales]

Listening to this while reading the last part of Light From Uncommon Stars. ✨🌌🎻 Had been listening to Paganini up until the point Bartók was mentioned. Love enhancing my reading with related music or ambience.

[@gopalswam1]

Yes… came here due to Light from. Uncommon stars

[@your3kidding]

Thanks for sharing, Stephen Sitarski. The photos and text are a thoughtful addition.

[@ExxylcrothEagle]

wonderful piece of music.... there's even a pic of the composer smiling!! i don't think i'd ever seen that one

[@MrMjp58]

I listened to this a lot back in early 1980.
I was just coming to the end of my college years and probably more open to new music, sounds etc, than at any other time in my life.
I loved Menuhin’s version and couldn’t really take to any other violinist’s way of doing it.
How deep can music get?

[@markolopa]

I had listened a lot to Menuhin playing this sonata when I was a teenager. I wasn't able to reconize it. Finally I found out the reason: I had the recording he made in 1959 (antoher one).

[@ΓιαννηςΣβωλος]

Masterful performance, and a treasur vinyl, which should be sometime released in CD.

[@francesschaefer]

Stunning! Thanks for posting this~

[@Twentythousandlps]

Menuhin's third recording of the work he commissioned from the ailing composer.

[@evakalmar2377]

It like three violins

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