Brahms - Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108 (Perlman & Ashkenazy) Complete with Sheet Music

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This is Brahms Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor, played to perfection by Itzhak Perlman on violin and Vladimir Ashkenazy on piano.

Approximate times are:

I. Allegro 0:00 - 8:02
II. Adagio 8:03 - 12:51
III. Un poco presto e con sentimento 12:52 - 15:45
IV. Presto agitato 15:46 - 21:29

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Lord, I love this piece. I had never heard it until I was a senior in college. A friend, an excellent violinist, called me in a panic. She was supposed to play the first movement in a regional competition about two weeks off, and she had suffered a falling out with her accompanist. I wasn't even studying piano anymore, but I took it on. I learned the Brahms first movement along with a Mozart sonata movement and a Kreisler extremely. She didn't win, but she played very well. And I didn't embarrass myself. I went ahead and learned the rest of the sonata and played it with her for her senior recital. It's just a wonderful piece. The last movement is a complete blast. A real showpiece. I've owned this recording on CD for many years. I was fun following the score while I listened to it.

waltertheus

my most favourite of Brahms works is his Violin Sonata No. 3. Why? When it comes to love, we cannot explain it. But I remember when I heard it for the first time – not even all of it (it so happened that I came to the concert late). So I was just under 13 years old when I heard Vladimir Spivakov perform this work in Yaruban in Armenia. Something struck my heart as I listened to it and I fell in love with it for the rest of my life.

Evgeny Kissin, piano

billtomicbilltomic

My favorite of the Brahms violin sonatas. There's this quiet electricity you can feel at the start of the 1st movement. The return of the theme in the recap is a more passionate statement. Amazing

mintchoco

Practically all of Brahms' characteristics and composing idiosyncrasies are found in this wonderful composition. Played here to perfection my the masters. I wish the great man himself could have heard this performance. Sublime.

DavidA-psqr

I thank Rio for introducing me to this masterpiece

j_c.v

All who interrupt Brahms, shall enter the regions of my soul where contempt for mankind fights love for fellow children of existence. Oh, ye mundane spectres of capitalistic voracity! Why hath thou entered these sacred pools of Beauty and befouled their purity?

Anyway, great upload, much thanks!

lucaspancotto

listened to this 15 times in 2 days...went to vienna last year ran out of time before i could visit his grave..going to correct that flub soon.

alanhodge

16:27 The Finale of Brahms' own Piano Sonata No. 3!

miguelfontesmeira

Very nice upload for violin students. Many thanks.

2 часть 8:04
3 часть 12:54
4 часть 15:46

yingyingxu

I fell in love with this at 18 when someone gave me a recording, Oistrakh and Sviatoslav Richter. It is perhaps my favourite piece of music, although I normally prefer Baroque. I heard it live three times, once in Avery Fisher hall on a random visit - astonishing. I feel it is filled with his hopeless love for Clara Schumann but it is not depressing or hopeless in itself. Passionate, despite all. The stunning Oistrakh version is on Youtube. This one is very fine...but not quite the best.

daphnedumont