@@gsm2424 I meant that his sound and musicality reminded me of Kreislers in this recording. Not to compare the way the two masters held their bows and such matters.
@@timchi7484 I doubt that oistrakh ever tried to emulate another artist even when he obviously had idols, he had his own style and voice, that's one of the reasons that made him a legendary player.
Maravillosa INTERPRETACIÓN del Legendario Violinista David Oistrakh. Su excelente sonido unido a su brillante fraseo lo hace ser por siempre un VIOLiNÍSTA iNIGUALABLE .
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Wow, his playing was so different back then! I have never heard him play in that sweet old-school manner à la Kreisler.
a la kreisler? He is playing with franco belgian and russian technique. It is not kreisler's style.
@@gsm2424 I meant that his sound and musicality reminded me of Kreislers in this recording. Not to compare the way the two masters held their bows and such matters.
@@LittleHarryBrother1 by bad then, he does had a slightly sweeter tone indeed
@@gsm2424 Oistrakh's violin idol was absolutely nobody else but Kreisler!! Who do you think he emulates after? XD
@@timchi7484 I doubt that oistrakh ever tried to emulate another artist even when he obviously had idols, he had his own style and voice, that's one of the reasons that made him a legendary player.
Maravillosa INTERPRETACIÓN del Legendario Violinista David Oistrakh. Su excelente sonido unido a su brillante fraseo lo hace ser por siempre un VIOLiNÍSTA iNIGUALABLE .
I wish I had one tenth of his vibrato flexibility.
You are asking too much. 😇
Wow he was skinny🤣 and very different sound!
В юности был худым:)
What happened to the ending?
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Can you post on Spotify or another podcasting platform? I am leaving RUclips