
Beethoven & Brahms: Violin Sonatas
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1/6Performer Biography
Harold Samuel, the pianist for the Brahms sonatas, was renowned for his Bach recitals and could play any keyboard work by Bach from memory.
Performer Biography
Isolde Menges was the first person to record the complete Beethoven Violin Concerto in 1922.
Performer Biography
Isolde Menges, a prominent British violinist, studied with the renowned violin pedagogue Leopold Auer in St. Petersburg and Dresden for three years.
Performer Biography
Arthur de Greef, the pianist on the Beethoven 'Kreutzer' Sonata, was a student of Liszt and Gevaert, and Grieg's favorite interpreter of his Piano Concerto.
Recording & Production
This recording is part of the 'Archive Performances' series by Peter Biddulph Violins, dedicated to restoring and digitally transferring historical recordings.
Performer Biography
Isolde Menges made her London debut at Queen's Hall in 1913, performing the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto and Lalo Symphonie espagnole.
















