David Oistrakh in Prague
BELÁ BARTÓK (1881-1945)
SONATA FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN no.1, Op.21 Sz.75 (1921)
SONATE FÜR KLAVIER UND VIOLINE Nr.1 Sz 75
SONATE POUR PIANO ET VIOLON no1, Sz 75
1. I. Allegro appassionato
2. II. Adagio
3. III. Allegro molto
Live recording, Dům umělců [Dvořák Hall], 17 May1972
Previously available on PRAGA PRD 250 038
HUNGARIAN FOLKSONGS (Magyar Népdalok), three selected pieces from
FOR CHILDREN (Gyermekeknek Sz.42), transcribed by József Szigeti (1920)
UNGARISCHE VOLKLIEDER (3), from FÜR KINDER Sz.42
Chants Folkloriques hongrois (3), tirés du recueil POUR LES ENFANTS Sz.42
4. I. No.6 - Allegro (Hej tulipán, tulipán)
5. II. No.13 Andante (Mególtek egy legnyt)
6. III. No.18 Andante non molto (Nagyváradi kikötóbe)
Live recording, Prague, Dům umělců [Dvořák Hall], 19 May 1969
Previously available on PRAGA PRD 250 038.
Edited by Universal 8784, Wien
LEOŠ JANÁČEK (1854-1928)
7. SONATA FOR VIOLON AND PIANO, 2nd movement: ‘Ballada’ (1914)
VIOLINSONATE Satz II – SONATE POUR VIOLON & PIANO – 2e mouvement.
II. Con moto
Live recording, Dům umělců [Dvořák Hall], 19 May1969
EUGÈNE YSAŸE (1858-1931)
8. SONATE POUR VIOLON SEUL Op.27 No.3 ‘Ballade’ (1923)
SONATE FÜR VIOLINE ALLEIN Op.27/3 – SONATA FOR VIOLINE SOLO
II. Lento molto sostenuto
Českoslovák Radio Prague, 17 May 1972
SERGUEI PROKOFIEV (1891-1953)
5 MELODIES,Op.35b / 5 MELODIEN Op.35b / 5 MÉLODIES, Op.35b (1925)
9. I. Andante
10. II. Lento, ma non troppo – Poco più mosso – Tempo I
11. III. Animato, ma non allegro – Poco più tranquillo – Meno mosso
12. IV. Allegro leggero e scherzando
13. V. Andante non troppo – Pochissimo più animato
Live recording, Dům umělců [Dvořák Hall], 18 May 1966
Previously available on PRAGA PRD 250 041
MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937)
SONATE POUR VIOLON & PIANO en sol (1923-27)
VIOLINSONATE G-Dur / VIOLINSONATE in G
14. I. Allegretto
15. II. Blues – Moderato
16. III. Perpetuum mobile – Allegro
Live recording, Dům umělců [Dvořák Hall], 18 May 1966
Previously available on PRAGA PRD 254 016
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David Oistrakh, violin
Frida Bauer, piano / Klavier (1-7, 9-16)
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