Leopold Auer, Nathan Milstein's teacher, encouraged students to develop their own personalities rather than imposing stylistic restrictions.
Performer Biography
Nathan Milstein made his US debut on October 28, 1929, with the Philadelphia Orchestra, performing the Glazunov Concerto.
Performer Biography
In 1922, Nathan Milstein met pianist Vladimir Horowitz, and their joint appearances across Russia led to them being called 'Children of the Revolution' and eventually allowed to leave the country.
Recording & Production
Nathan Milstein's recording of the Bruch Concerto in G minor with the New York Philharmonic, conducted by John Barbirolli, was made in April 1942 and was his second concerto recording.
Performer Biography
Nathan Milstein began his professional career in Odessa after his teacher, Leopold Auer, left Russia during the 1917 revolution.
Performer Biography
At age seven, Nathan Milstein began studying violin and later became a pupil of the renowned pedagogue Leopold Auer in St. Petersburg.
Performer Biography
Nathan Milstein, the violinist on this album, was born in Odessa, Russia, on New Year's Eve 1903, one of seven children.
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