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Lalo ① Spanish Symphony ② Violin Concerto No. 1 Augustin Dumay (violin) Conductor: Michel Plasson Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse Recorded: 1988, 1989 (digital) Dumay, a violinist who possesses both passion and sophistication in equal measure. Born in France, he picked up the violin at the age of 3, studied at the Paris Conservatory from the age of 10, and graduated at 13. This genius later studied under Grumiaux and made his full-fledged debut at the age of 18. This performance is a lively and exhilarating performance from when he was 40 years old. This is a special selection by Record Geijutsu. Both pieces were dedicated to Sarasate by Lalo, and both have very high performance effects for the violin. Dumay understands this and delivers a brilliant and lively performance. Dumay's talent is overflowing in this performance. Versatile, sometimes unrestrained, sometimes beautiful, truly expressive performance. A great performance full of charm different from his teacher, Grumiaux. Plasson's conducting is also wonderful, and the breath is perfect. The crispness is pleasant. Including the recording, I have finally found a definitive version of the Spanish Symphony. After all, this piece cannot be played by a goody-two-shoes type of player. To put it bluntly, it has the air of a modern Thibaud. It seems like it would be attacked by both Thibaud fans and anti-fans, but this way of putting it feels right to me. The spirit born from the playfulness and sophistication that connects to Thibaud is expressed acrobatically, supported by the solid technique that Thibaud lacked. Plasson also supports with perfect timing. If you listen to Dumay, the ones from his younger days at EMI are skillful, free-spirited, and fun. A brilliant performance by the "virtuoso" Dumay in his younger days. The brilliance of the "Spanish Symphony" is truly astonishing, and I am truly impressed by his skill in effortlessly performing such expressions. There is not a single scratch anywhere, and he plays smoothly while being full of emotion and fun. The orchestra also has a bright sound and skillfully supports the solo violin. This is a must-have for violin lovers. Domestic version, with obi, no scratches on the disc 11 * We offer discounts for bulk purchases (please comment in advance) 2 items purchased → 150 yen off, 3 items purchased → 300 yen off 4 items purchased → 450 yen off, 10 or more items → 150 yen off all items (Please refrain from discounts for single purchases)
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