Hailed “the best historical CD label in the world” (Musical America), Biddulph Recordings was founded in London in 1989 by leading violin expert Peter Biddulph.
Announcing our latest release - out this Friday 5th April on all streaming platforms.
Szigeti: the AFRS recordings & live performances
This CD features the complete studio recordings Joseph Szigeti made for the American Forces Radio Service during the Second World War.
New release! On this disc we feature violinist Adila Fachiri, grandniece of Joseph Joachim, and dedicatee of Bartók’s sonatas. Also Marie Soldat, both students of Joachim. For many years Soldat was the only female exponent of Brahms’ violin concerto.
https://t.co/taf9HkGlaI
Eric Wen, producer of Biddulph Recordings talks to Linda Lespets on the wonderful recorded legacy of the prodigious violinist Kathleen Parlow who was much acclaimed in the early 1900’s and since faded from recognition.
https://t.co/ZR95cxRKX1
REVIEW 🟡🔴⚫️
“they play with the greatest purity in the Beethoven… it’s a hugely valuable set and the transfers are, all things considered, excellent.” – @robccowan / @GramophoneMag
New album available on @biddulphrecords [85029-2]💿
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Our forthcoming release on 1st March features the complete RCA recordings of the Russian violinist Mischa Elman (1891-1967) from the years 1939-45. Elman was born in the Pale of Settlement and is regarded by many as the original ‘Fiddler on the Roof ’.
'Milstein was the greatest interpreter of the Mendelssohn and this is the central one of three "official" recordings'
Tully Potter reviews Nathan Milstein's 1953 recordings, appearing for the first time on CD.
Read the full review here: https://t.co/gcVO0iD5zW
Nathan Milstein (1904-1992) is acknowledged as one of the giants of violin playing in the 20th century. These newly released recordings capture the violinist at the peak of his violinistic prowess. https://t.co/kHTZodODKw