“I have just finished listening to this greatest of all masterpieces for the violin and want to express my great enthusiasm for Ughi’s interpretation. In my opinion, this 
recording stands very comfortably along with the greatest versions of this work that have ever be recorded. Ughi’s scholarship is impeccable, and he uses it with tenderness and warmth that Bach’s voicing demands and also with the strength and power that reflect some of this greatest polyphonie statements. His tone is totally compatible with the spirit of this great music, and he invests the music with the all the drama of Bach’s humanity.”—Jack Pfeiffer
Uto Ughi showed remarkable talent from earliest childhood; in this first public concert at the age of seven he played the Chaconne from Bach's Partita No. 2 and several Paganini Capriccios. He then went on to study with George Enescu, who had been Yehudi Menuhin's teacher.
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Thank you for bringing this wonderful violinist to my attention. Filefactory says that parts 3 and 4 are not available due to an "unexpected error."
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Love Uto Ughi's Playing he is my favorite Violinist I just discovered him. He plays with such feeling he is a great artist. Just Love Love Love this violinist.
ReplyDeleteHello, there are missing links for parts 3 and 4. Any chance for a re-upload?
ReplyDeleteThe violin can never sound good in the hands of an untrained individual. As a beginner, practicing the violin daily is the most effective and fastest way to improve your skills as a newly initiated violin player. accompaniment app
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