Jascha Heifetz’s 1945 Performance of Chausson’s Poème

日本語要約

1945年、ヤッシャ・ハイフェッツはピエール・モントゥー指揮サンフランシスコ交響楽団とルイ・グルエンバーグのヴァイオリン協奏曲を録音した際、余ったスタジオ時間でショーソンの『詩曲』を録音した。しかしハイフェッツが即時のリリースを承認しなかったため、この音源は長年公開されなかった。

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In 1945, the violin legend Jascha Heifetz joined the French conductor Pierre Monteux and the San Francisco Symphony at the War Memorial Opera House to make the world-premiere studio recording of Louis Gruenberg’s Violin Concerto, Op. 47, which had been commissioned and premiered live by Heifetz the year prior.  As the ensemble had remaining studio time on the day of the recording, they made a bonus recording of Heifetz playing Ernest Chausson's Poème , Op. 25. However, this track was shelved as Heifetz was reluctant to approve its immediate release, and was subsequently withheld from the public for decades.  Heifetz later recorded his “official” commercial version of Chausson's Poème later in 1952 with Izler Solomon conducting the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestr

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