Tchaikovsky

Violin Concerto

Played by Leonid Kogan

Paris Conservatoire Orchestra Conducted by Constantin Silvestri

Tchaikovsky’s violin concerto is both one of the most famous and technically demanding works created for the violin – a formidable challenge for the bold and virtuosic violinist.

Although Leonid Kogan's brilliant interpretation of the violin concerto was overshadowed during the 1960's by other performances of the work (notably that of David Oistrakh), time has proved favourable and Kogan's performance is now regarded as amongst the finest ever recorded – a subtle blend of masterful technical skill combined with raw emotion.

Stereo LP - Catalogue Number. ERC007
Edition of 300.
ERC will not undertake a repress of any release at any future point.