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DVORAK, DEBUSSY, SARASATE, CHOPIN, WIENIAWSKI, Michael Rabin

Mosaics vol. 2

1.  Dvorak: Slavonic Dance, Op.72, No.2
2.  Kreisler: Tambourin Chinois, Op.3
3.  Debussy–Hartmann: Prelude, Book 1–No.8,; La Fille Aux Cheveux De Lin
4.  Kroll: Banjo And Fiddle
5.  Sarasate: Introduction And Tarantelle, Op.43
6.  Falla–Kreisler: La Vida Breve – Spanish Dance No.1
7.  Schumann–Heifetz: Waldszenen, Op.82–No.7, – Vogel Als Prophet
8.  Kreisler: La Chasse (After Cartier)
9.  Chopin–Sarasate: Nocturne In E Flat, Op.9, No.2
10. Wieniawski: Polonaise Brilliante No.1 In D, Op.4
  • Michael Rabin - violin
  • Brooks Smith - piano
  • DVORAK
  • DEBUSSY
  • SARASATE
  • CHOPIN
  • WIENIAWSKI

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The Lost Capitol Tapes: Previously Unpublished

In 1950, when Michael Rabin made his official debut with the Philharmonic in his native New York City, conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos spoke of him as "the violin genius of tomorrow." Sadly, although Rabin acquired a reputation as a coruscating virtuoso, his death in 1972, at age 35, prevented the full blooming of his talent. 

Among his celebrated recordings for the Capitol label was a 1959 album of encore pieces titled Mosaics; and his last Capitolsessions in 1961 were devoted to a second sequence of 10 pieces, with Brooks Smith, best remembered as Jascha Heifetz's accompanist, at the piano.


 

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