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Vladimir Yampolsky (piano)
Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
¹8,9,20,5. (1952) arranged by Joseph Joachim
1953 recording arranged by Pavel Kohanski.
Recorded: May 21, 1955, Brussels.
Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
No. 1. Reflection. No. 3. Melody.
Recorded: June 8, 1954, Stockholm.
October 21, 1947, Moscow.
¹ 4, (Passepied), arranged by Leon Caramba.
Vladimir Yampolsky - piano
Recorded: June 8, 1954, Stockholm, Sweden.
Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
entry 1955. Edited by E.Izai for violin and piano
`Forest Quiet` op. 68, No. 5. Entry - November 11, 1968, Moscow.
Recorded: October 15, 1957, Shanghai.
David Oistrakh, 1st violin Igor Oistrakh, 2nd violin Vladimir Yampolsky, f-no
Recorded: October 6, 1957, Beijing (Pekin).
Recorded: October 21, 1947, Moscow.
Larghetto from sonata HWV 371. Moscow.
Recorded: October 6, 1957, Beijing (Pekin).
Recorded: February 16-17, 1956, London.
`Jota` from the `Spanish Folk Suite`. Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
Caprice op.18 ¹ 5. Recorded in 1954.
Recorded: October 15, 1957, Shanghai.
Recorded: October 1957, China.
2. An einsamer Quelle. Lento.
Recorded: May 20, 1955, Brussels.
Recorded live December 9, 1956.
Recorded: February 16, 1956, London.
Recorded: October 15, 1957, Shanghai.
Recorded: May 19, 1955, Brussels.
Op. 6, No. 11. Transcription of Pyatigorsk. Recording - December 11, 1960, Moscow.
3 parts from `Romeo & Juliet`. Recorded: October 15, 1957, Shanghai.
Op. 7, No. 1 (Love Song). Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
Recorded - February 16-17, 1956, London.
Recorded: October 15, 1957, Shanghai.
Recorded: February 28, 1956, London.
Recorded live September 26, 1947.
Valse sentimentale, arr by Sam Franko. Recorded 1940
Arr.P.Sarasate. Recorded 1950
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