Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Papaioannou, Prokofieff, Busoni, and Bruch, part 4

Mox broke was born in Cologne in 1838 and died near Berlin and 19 20. He was not himself a string player though he seemed to grasp perfectly the capacities of stringed instruments yet somewhat curiously broke lacked confidence in his most celebrated Concerto Number one in G minor. When he consulted you Joachim about overhauling the work after its premiere. He suggested that what he had written was less a concerto than a fantasy. Famous violinist who had advised Brahms did not agree. He did suggest some revision but added that the different sections are brought together and beautiful relationship. And yet this is the principal thing. There is sufficient contrast. Brooke did revise the work and dedicated it to the Hakim concerto was first performed at CO blends in April of 1866. Another soloist Isaac Stern onto the stage at Music Hall accompanied by Maestro Max Rudolph thank shortly we will hear the intro to number one in G minor August 25th.

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Isaac Stern. The only member of the world's elite. Corps a violinist who is completely American trained. You already been engaged to return next season with his friends and that he watches. The show would reappear on center stage and out of the thousands who continue to applaud his performance of the broken charity which is done motions to max Rudolf to join him. Thank you Dr. comes to the podium. Both gentlemen feigns brief words. Smiling. Thanks man Reed come to the end of this program. Thank you also. The end of the broadcast series for this season. Thank you. Brilliant one. It's been among many other outstanding soloists for next season. Presenter Nattie orchestra has

already engaged Lauren Hollander Byron Janis Isaac Stan Grant John isn't letting on right now as you know Francis Gotti and the great Russian cellist Rostropovich hope you've enjoyed this broadcast series of the 1965 66 season recorded during performance at Music Hall in Cincinnati by W.G. U.S. University of Cincinnati radio station. These programs were made possible through a grant from the national educational radio network the Greater Cincinnati Foundation and with the cooperation of the Cincinnati musicians Association. A recording engineer was James ever hired joiner continuity by no one was injured. Commentator for this series by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will bring this as a national educational radio network. Enjoy.