The Bruch G minor concerto is a true jewel of the violin literature. The earnestness of Grumiaux's delivery, his silvery sound, his elegant--but powerful--phrasing, the perfect emotional pacing he achieves...all of it makes this my absolute favorite recording of this piece. The New Philharmonia Orchestra, under Heinz Wallberg, are perfectly balanced to M. Grumiaux, and deliver--brilliantly--a couple of the most glorious tuttis ever written for an orchestra in a concerto.

orchestra is wonderful, too😊

Why is it only me who thinks this recording is the most stupendous, sublime performance of this outrageously extravagant and moving piece of genius?

Magnifique interprétation ,un grand Arthur Grumiaux Merci Harpsichord Max Christian Friedrich Bruch est un compositeur allemand, né à Cologne le 6 janvier 1838 et mort à Berlin le 2 octobre 1920. Bien qu'il fût l'un des compositeurs les plus prolifiques de son époque, le public ne connaît essentiellement de lui que son premier concerto pour violon

sempre e um prazer ouvir grumiaux.

Gorgeous!

A PERFORMANCE - among a very few others - FOR ETERNETY!

Grumiaux , Ferras, en mi opinión son las mejores versiones de este concierto.

great

Very musical and personal interpretations, happily this time not in the " Heifetz- mood". Wallberg was an underrated and very good conductor....

"Of the Franco-Belgian school, Arthur Grumiaux is considered to have been one of the few truly great violin virtuosi of the twentieth century." From AllMusic website. All has been said.

The key is G minor, not G major