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Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (18401893) Violin Concerto in D Major, Op. 35
00:00 I. Allegro moderato, Moderato assai
15:45 II. Canzonetta: Andante
21:17 III. Finale: Allegro vivacissimo

Violin: Jascha Heifetz
Chicago Symphony Orchetsra
Conductor: Fritz Reiner
Recorded in 1957, at Chicago
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The possessor of this recording holds in his hands a musical document of historical importance, a vessel containing a potent distillation of what is noblest and loveliest in human spirit and human achievement, and the means of evoking that loveliness whenever his own spirit hungers for it. Astronomers, and other scientists, are fascinated when two stars, or two living organisms, come into conjunction while each maintains its separate identity, and to this strange and rare phenomenon they apply one of the most curious and rarest words in the English language—"syzygy." In the field of music, and in its history, the present recording is precisely a parallel: for the constellation, in permanent form, of stars of the magnitude of Heifetz and Reiner is rare and memorable. And the line of syzygy, that both connects and separates these luminaries, is the great Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Heifetz, a figure of towering eminence in the long history of the violin, approaches this concerto with a degree of intimacy and enthusiasm that is, perhaps, his alone, and Reiner brings to bear upon the work presented here the mastermusicianship that has distinguished him among the world's most notable conductors of symphonic, operatic and other concerted music.

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