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27 de sept. de 2013 · Support us on Patreon and get more content: https://www.patreon.com/classicalvault --- Felix MendelssohnViolin Concerto in E minor, Op 641 Allegro molto appa...
Born on 31 December 1903 in Odessa, that melting-pot and forge of musicians, Nathan Mironovich Milstein was the third of seven children of a reasonably prosperous merchant. He studied the violin with two famous pedagogues: Pyotr Stoliarsky in Odessa and Leopold Auer in St Petersburg. Though he was always equivocal about his teachers, it is ...
Nathan Milstein was born in Odessa on December 31, 1904. His fist major teacher in Odessa was Stolyarsky, with whom he studied until the summer of 1914. (One of his fellow students was six-year old David Oistrakh.) Young Milstein arrived in St. Petersburg in 1915 during the first year of World War I to become a pupil of Auer.
Biografia. Milstein va néixer a Odessa, en aquella època part de l'Imperi Rus, a l'actual Ucraïna. Era el quart fill de set germans d'una família jueva de classe mitjana sense cap antecedent musical. Va ser gràcies a un concert de Jascha Heifetz, llavors amb tan sols 11 anys, que els seus pares van decidir que Nathan comencés a estudiar ...
Nathan Milstein (Odessza, 1903. december 31. – London, 1992. december 21.) orosz születésű amerikai hegedűművész. Élete. Első tanára Pjotr Sztoljarszkij (1871–1944) volt, aki David Ojsztrahot is tanította. 11 éves korában bekerült az Auer Lipót vezette szentpétervári konzervatóriumba. 14 éves korában visszatért ...
21 de dic. de 2022 · Asked by Pinchas Zukerman in the Christopher Nupen documentary Nathan Milstein, Master of Invention (1992) what he thought of as he started Bach’s G minor Siciliana, he memorably replied ‘I just try not to spoil it.’. Read: Evolving interpretations: The long and winding road.
Milstein was born in 1904 in Odessa, and studied there with Pyotr Stolyarsky, also Oistrakh’s teacher. At eleven, he journeyed to St. Petersburg, where he studied with Leopold Auer, also Heifetz’s teacher. Once Auer left for America as a result of the Revolution, Milstein was on his own. For a few years, he struggled in poverty.
