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03673cam a2200541Ia 4500 001 C9AD089EFBCE11DEB3E93EDF5F36B428 003 SILO 005 20100120073657 008 090903s2009 xx ao 000 0ceng d 035 $a (OCoLC)435681148 040 $a NMI $c NMI $d SILO $d NIU $d SILO 245 0 $a Violin heroes : $b top violinists of today look back on the players who have influenced them / $c Ariane Todes, editor. 246 13 $a Strad special edition 246 13 $a Top violinists of today look back on the players who have influenced them 250 $a Special ed. of the Strad 260 $a [S.l.] : $b Newsquest Specialist Media Group, $c c2009. 300 $a 64 p. : $b photos (col. & b&w) ; $c 30 cm. 500 $a Cover title. 500 $a Articles and interviews, written by various authors, previously published between 1896 and 2009. 520 $a A collection of articles from previous issues of The Strad, featuring interviews with and comments by famous violinists. 505 0 $a Joshua Bell on his former teacher, Josef Gingold, and Eugene Ysaye -- Josef Gingold remembers his teacher, Eugene Ysaye, in an interview from 1983 -- An early article on Ysaye from 1896 -- In 1916, Ysaye reveals the dramatic story of his perilous First World War flight from Belgium to England -- Ida Haendel remembers a childhood encounter with Enescu -- An obituary of George Enescu from 1955 looks back on his astonishing talents -- Leonidas Kavakos on why Szigeti was ahead of his time -- An article from 1907 celebrates the teenage Joseph Szigeti -- Anne-Sophie Mutter on the influence of Aida Stucki and Yehudi Menuhin -- How the young Yehudi Menuhin sold out London's Royal Albert Hall in 1929 -- Emerging from three years of silence in 1939, Menuhin embarks on a concert tour -- The older Menuhin ponders the details of violin technique in 1950 -- Itzhak Perlman on why Heifetz is the king of violinists -- The young Jascha Heifetz in 1923, shortly after his UK debut -- In a 1937 interview, Heifetz denies that he plans to give up the violin -- Vadim Repin remembers heroes including Ricci and Kreisler -- a 1932 article introduces the twelve-year-old virtuoso Ruggiero Ricci -- Ruggiero Ricci looks back on encounters with Heifetz and Kreisler -- A busy Fritz Kreisler gives a reluctant interview in 1902 -- A 1908 appraisal of Kreisler's talents -- In 1933, Kreisler reveals that he has given up practicing -- Maxim Vengerov on a life-changing meeting with Isaac Stern -- Isaac Stern reflects in 1977 on his early influences and favourite instruments -- Nikolaj Znaider on Heifetz, Stern, Perlman and Zukerman. 650 0 $a Violinists $v Interviews. 650 0 $a Violinists $v Biography. 700 1 $a Todes, Ariane. $4 edt 730 02 $a Strad $x 0039-2049 700 1 $a Bell, Joshua, $d 1967- 700 1 $a Gingold, Josef. 700 1 $a YsayÌe, EugeÌne, $d 1858-1931. 700 1 $a Haendel, Ida. 700 1 $a Enesco, Georges, $d 1881-1955. 700 1 $a Kavakos, Leonidas. 700 1 $a Szigeti, Joseph, $d 1892-1973. 700 1 $a Mutter, Anne-Sophie, $d 1963- 700 1 $a Stucki, Aida. 700 1 $a Menuhin, Yehudi, $d 1916-1999. 700 1 $a Perlman, Itzhak, $d 1945- 700 1 $a Heifetz, Jascha, $d 1901-1987. 700 1 $a Repin, Vadim. 700 1 $a Ricci, Ruggiero, $d 1918- 700 1 $a Kreisler, Fritz, $d 1875-1962. 700 1 $a Vengerov, Maksim. 700 1 $a Stern, Isaac, $d 1920-2001. 700 1 $a Znaider, Nikolaj, $d 1975- 700 1 $a Zukerman, Pinchas, $d 1948- 941 $a 1 952 $l UNUX074 $d 20100120073657.0 956 $a http://locator.silo.lib.ia.us/search.cgi?index_0=id&term_0=C9AD089EFBCE11DEB3E93EDF5F36B428 994 $a 02 $b NIUInitiate Another SILO Locator Search