Leonid Kogan plays Brahms Hungarian Dance, no.1

Leonid Kogan (1924-1982), the great Russian violinist.
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)
Hungarian Dance (trans. Joseph Joachim)
no.1 in G minor
Andrei Mytnik, piano
Recorded in 1951-1955

[@asofianos]

One of the best violinists of 20th century!

[@stzgan7728]

Alex Sofianos with oistrakh and Menuhin.

[@JimHoh3]

One of the greatest violinists in history.Another one is David Oistrakh.❤

[@nananikogosyan2943]

Лучший, по сей день.

[@jean-christopheMiquel-ef3ur]

Один из самых великих скрипачев наших времён !
Незабываемый Леонид Коган !
Inoubliable Leonid Kogan, un des plus grands violonistes de notre temps !

[@Kchkchkch8415]

Исправьте пожалуйста Г на К.

[@НинаШумакова-ъ2р]

Упоительно!

[@michaelren4170]

leonid kogan, a great violinist through the 19th~20th century, from his strings, definitely it is a dull way and pessimist view to this world, probably this is why kogan understands Paganini so well, for kogan did not only understand Paganini, but he interpreted Paganini's feelings and emotions, and brought Paganini back to this live show, in front of the audience!

[@heinrichkleist3473]

The redemptive power of art (music) - right here.

[@tunatech]

Ahh the Gypsy spirit lives on ....

[@ayka8036]

Great violinist! Passionate playing & full of emotions. THANK YOU!

[@keithklippensteen2720]

best recording of BRAHMS Hungarian dance # 1

[@skinderbej2821]

That's because it's virtually identical all across to Joachim's own 1903 recording, only played by a younger, more vigorous violinist.

[@Existentialexplosion]

He's such a wonderful musician. passionate playing full of emotions!

[@davidkhunchukashvili250]

incomparable and unmatched!

[@themusicdr]

fantastic! love kogan. unmistakeable meaty playing
thanks for cont to post these great tracks

[@246trinitrotoluene]

best recording i've heard yet.... i'll have to use this as my practice track

[@cherrywong8274]

@246trinitrotoluene Me too😅😅

[@kacperpauba7940]

Beautiful and greate

[@jean-louisyoung5086]

avec ces tripes ! magnifique !!

[@Татьяна-й9г8е]

Смелость - дерзость - страстность! А какие люфты в бешеном темпе! Да...... Леонид Борисович теперь играет в раю.....

[@olgaaru3040]

great!

[@kathrin5756]

THE BEST VIOLINIST

[@paolopasquini9542]

Grande!!!

[@MrArdelco1970]

Best!

[@82fineart]

The best

[@violinhunter2]

Nearly all great violinists of the 20th Century had Russian roots, whether they were Jews or not. However, most were also Jews. The western Europeans not so much - Francescatti, Grumiaux, Ferras, Thibaud, etc.

[@Meno0583]

Knowing that russian school is coming from Wieniawski who was from the French Belgium school as he completed his violin studies in Paris.

[@dirigentica]

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[@ТатьянаТарасова-в5ь]

Это ЧТО-ТО!!!

[@Татьяна-й9г8е]

Это нечто! И такого более не будет....

[@KIMYSarang]

(;_;)
THANK YOU!
KIMY
October 8, 2011

[@crazy77town]

a small notification for the video editor;
"great Ukrainian violinist"
or even better
"great Soviet violinist"

[@MulePirate]

A great Jewish violinist ;)

[@Kchkchkch8415]

@@MulePirate it would be so if he lived and learnt violin playing in Israel. But he lived and studied in Soviet Union, so he isn't Jewish violinist. He is Jewish, yes, but not Jewish violinist.

[@gostagoransson6450]

He was not ukrainian.

[@hansdekorver7365]

@@gostagoransson6450 Why not ?

[@debradorfman7940]

KGB agent

[@Kchkchkch8415]

Ok