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Nicolo Paganini 24 Capricci - Salvatore Accardo
Genre: Canada, Hard Rock, Melodic Rock Release Country: UK Source: CDDA Audio Codec: FLAC (.flac) Bitrate: lossless Format: tracks + .cue + log + artwork Files: 24 Size: 356 MiB Basically,I agree with Dr.Francessco T. above, capprices are often wrongly judged by speed and kind of showy virtuosity. Also,remember that Paganini really NEVER gave their performance in public. Accardo is a unique violinist in his understanding of Paganini.No other violinist in the world has never recorded practically everything that was preserved from Paganini's time. I'm judging not only by technique, but the interpretation and tone!Just compare his and Gidon Kremer's recording of 4th concerto for instance.... Speaking of this recording of 24 capprici, I'll be trying to be objective. Accardo brings its interpretation in a rather artistic way,while Perlman plays it as "pure" technical exercises (I'll be comparing with Perlman, because I do think that no other violinist - not even Ricci,Mintz,Kaler,Markov...- really reaches the qualilies of Perlman and Accardo).As far as an interpretation (tone)is concerned,I would prefer Accardo,although Perlman sounds better in octaves.Comparing the technique(not the speed),Perlman is slightly firmer in grasping the strings,but not everywhere,in general I would say that both violinists are more or less technically equal(just compare 15,16 or some other cappr.-they are almost identical which proves the virtuosity of both violinists).Perlman left hands is really slightly firmer,but in contrast, Accardo does better with his right hand (maybe here Perlman's handicap is the reason), which produces him a kind of clearer and lighter staccatos,spiccatos,ricochets and other "acrobatic" technique. Comparing all violinist I have ever heard,my top three compared purely by technique would be: 1)Heifetz 2) Perlman/Accardo 3)the rest One more important thing - Accardo's recording by Deutsche Grammopohon is much more analytical and clearer than EMI did with Perlman (this some Perman's not-so-sure tones are perfectly hidden). If you seek a really natural,concentrated version of Paganinis 24 cappr.with a singing tone,void of "cheap" virtuosity and effects,try this,that's it and it's worth it.If you want all this plus you prefer slightly more robust tone,take Perlman. Tracklist: 04 - Maestoso in C Minor.flac 33.09 MiB 12 - Allegro in A-Flat Major.flac 11.36 MiB 07 - Posato in A Minor.flac 17.9 MiB 15 - Posato in E Minor.flac 13.02 MiB 09 - Allegretto in E Major.flac 16.53 MiB 20 - Allegretto in D Major.flac 14.7 MiB 11 - Andante - Presto - Tempo I in C Major.flac 23.19 MiB 05 - Agitato in A Minor.flac 11.3 MiB 16 - Presto in G Minor.flac 7.12 MiB 21 - Amoroso - Presto in A Major.flac 16.75 MiB 19 - Lento - Allegro assai in E-Flat Major.flac 14 MiB 18 - Corrente - Allegro in C Major.flac 10.95 MiB 24 - Tema. Quasi Presto - Variazoni - Finale in A Minor.flac 21.12 MiB 01 - Andante in E Major.flac 8.5 MiB 22 - Marcato in F Major.flac 16.21 MiB 13 - Allegro in B-Flat Major.flac 9.43 MiB 10 - Vivace in G Major.flac 11.4 MiB 06 - Lento in G Minor.flac 19.96 MiB 03 - Sostenuto - Presto - Sostenuto in E Minor.flac 11.92 MiB 08 - Maestoso in E-Flat Major.flac 13.87 MiB 23 - Posato in E-Flat Major.flac 18.32 MiB 14 - Moderato in E-Flat Major.flac 6.38 MiB 02 - Moderato in B Minor.flac 13.31 MiB 17 - Sostenuto - Andante in E-Flat Major.flac 16.09 MiB Sharing Widget |