BACH solo violin sonata No. 3 & No. 4 performed by JOHANNA MARTZY Angel 35281
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Mar 19, 2012 Sold Date
Mar 12, 2012 Start Date
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You are bidding on a 33 rpm LP record:

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

SONATAS FOR SOLO VIOLIN

No. 3 in A minor
No. 4 in D minor [Partita No. 2]

JOHANNA MARTZY, violin

Angel Records 35281

mono

Red label with silver lettering

Matrix numbers end with 1N/3N

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The following information was taken from the Wikipedia:

Johanna Martzy, née le 26 octobre 1924 en Roumanie à Timi?oara (en hongrois, Temesvar) et morte le 13 août 1979 à Zurich, est une violoniste hongroise.

Née en Transylvanie, Johanna Martzy étudie le violon à Temeschwar avec Prof. Josef Brandeisz et apres Budapest et suit les cours de Jen? Hubay. Prof. Josef Brandeisz (1896-1978)un pedagog extraordinaire de violon, avu 900 eleves pendent son era de 50 anes. Johanna Martzi ete le melliour etudant, mais les autres sont aussi connues on tous le monde, solistes et dans orchestres renommees,comme Gabriel Banat(Hirsch),Josef Blum, Franz Schimoni, Eugen Stoia, Cornelia Vasile, Elimelech Edelstein, Ingrid Arden, Bea Schwarz, Ron Robert Porath (Robert Friedmann).

Violoniste virtuose, elle remporte en 1947 le Concours de Genève et signe un contrat chez Deutsche Grammophon. Elle enregistre surtout dans les années 1950 : les concertos pour violon de Johann Sebastian Bach et de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart avec Eugen Jochum, le concerto d'Antonín Dvo?ák avec Ferenc Fricsay.

Elle enregistre ensuite chez EMI les sonates et partitas pour violon solo de Bach, les concertos de Johannes Brahms et de Felix Mendelssohn avec Paul Kletzki. Elle enregistre aussi avec Wolfgang Sawallisch, mais les enregistrements restent longtemps inédits. Ses démêlés avec Walter Legge la poussent à quitter la maison de disques EMI.

Elle a aussi joué de la musique de chambre en trio avec István Hajdu et Paul Szabo. Elle a enregistré seule ou avec le pianiste Leon Pommers des œuvres de Beethoven, Igor Stravinski, Béla Bartók, Karol Szymanowski.

En 1959, l'orchestre philharmonique tchèque refuse de jouer avec elle lors du Festival d'Édimbourg. Les musiciens l'accusent d'avoir soutenu le régime de Miklós Horthy, mais il s'avère qu'elle était internée en Autriche lors de la dictature fasciste de 1944-1945.

En 1960, elle se marie avec Daniel Tschudi, un éditeur et collectionneur suisse.

Soumise à de nombreuses difficultés, Johanna Martzy disparaît de la scène, et meurt d'un cancer en 1979.

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Message from a satisfied customer:
"I am not sure where you got this LP but if you come across any others in this kind of shape I will gladly pay you twice as much for them. This LP is in perfect shape! Thanks again."

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