In our series, “Unreleased Treasures“ we would like to introduce some oft he Hungarian violinists oft he Turn oft he 1920th Century whose appeal extended to audiences in their native country as well as abroad, next to exerting a significant influence on contemporary virtuosos. Most of them established their own schools of the art of violin play and the world owes dozens of great violinists to each of these schools.
Tracklist:
1. Brahms-Joachim: Hungarian Dance No. 2 - Joseph Joachim 1903 (3:07)
2. Beethoven: Andante - Joseph Szigeti 1911 (4:14)
3. Haendel: Larghetto - Joseph Szigeti 1913 (3:37)
4. Dvorak: Slavonic Dance No. 2 - Stefi Geyer. 1927 (3:43)
5. Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 8 - Jelly D'Aranyi 1928 (2:22)
6. Hubay: Intermezzo - Jenö Hubay 1928 (4:04)
7. Hubay: Berceuse - Jenö Hubay 1928 (4:20)
8. Haendel: Preghiera - Carl Flesch 1929 (3:22)
9. Haendel: Marcia - Carl Flesch 1929 (3:12)
10. Debussy: En bateu - Franz von Vecsey 1930 (3:36)
11. Paganini: Capriccio No. 13 - Franz von Vecsey 1930 (2:57)
12. Hubay: Csardalelenet No. 12 - Jenö Hubay 1930 (7:59)
13. Hubay-Geczy-Ritter: Hullámzó Balaton - Barnabás von Géczy 1928 (5:39)
14. Hubay: Sephir - TiborVarga 1938 (3:01)
15. Dohnanyi; Ruralia Hungarica - Vivace - Tibor Varga 1940 (1:51)
16. Kreisler: Schön Rosmarin - Ferenc Albert 1940 (1:59)
17. Schubert-F. Albert: L'abeille (A méh) - Ferenc Albert 1940 (1:02)
18. Vecsey: Chanson Triste Ferenc Albert 1940 (3:12)
19. Lehar: Paganini - Hegedüjáték - György Garay 1942 (3:09)
Bonus tracks:
20. Hubay: Hejre Kati 1 - Eddie South 1931 (2:45)
21. Hubay: Hejre Kati 2 - Eddie South 1940 (2:12)
Released 2004.