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Léon de Saint-Lubin: Virtuoso Works for Violin, Vol. 1 ()

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Léon de Saint-Lubin: Virtuoso Works for Violin, Vol. 1 - Anastasia Khitruk (violin); Elizaveta Kopelman (piano)
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  1. Grand Duo Concertant, for violin & piano, Op. 49
  2. Fantasy on the sextet "Chi mi frena in tal momento" from Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor", for solo violin, Op. 46
  3. Original Theme and Study by Sigmund Thalberg, for violin & piano, Op. 45a
  4. Adagio religioso, for violin & piano, Op. 44
  5. Porpourri on themes from Auber's opera "La Fiancée", for violin & piano, Op. 35
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  1. Grand Duo Concertant, for violin & piano, Op. 49
  2. Fantasy on the sextet "Chi mi frena in tal momento" from Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor", for solo violin, Op. 46
  3. Original Theme and Study by Sigmund Thalberg, for violin & piano, Op. 45a
  4. Adagio religioso, for violin & piano, Op. 44
  5. Porpourri on themes from Auber's opera "La Fiancée", for violin & piano, Op. 35
  6. Salonstücke, for violin & piano, Op. 47/1 ("Nocturne and Rondino")
  7. Salonstücke, for violin & piano, Op. 47/2 ("Nocturne and Polonaise")
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Although he knew Beethoven and Schubert, and was directly inspired by Paganini, Léon de Saint-Lubin has almost been entirely forgotten. He was championed 100 years ago by Hungarian violinist Jenö Hubay, who has come back into vogue himself, and now he himself is the subject of a revival attempt by Russian-American violinist Anastasia Khitruk. She has the technical equipment to deal with the thornier passages of the Theme originale et Etude de S. Thalberg, Op. 45a (track 6), but for the most part Saint-Lubin wasn't a ...

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