EVEREST 6-LPs 3203/6: 400 Years of the Violin - STEVEN STARYK - 1968 USA SEALED
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Background -

Steven Sam Staryk, OC (born in Toronto, 27 April 1932) is a Canadian violin virtuoso.

Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada of Ukrainian descent, began his musical education at 7 year old at the Harbord Collegiate Institute. He pursued further violin studies with Albert Pratz at The Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto) and in New York City.

As a renowned teacher, orchestral and chamber musician, and international soloist, he is considered to be the leading Canadian-born violinist of his generation. He is listed in The Encyclopedia of Music in Canada and 23 international publications including The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. Awards include the Shevchenko Medal, the Queen's Silver Jubilee Medal, an honorary doctorate of letters from Toronto's York University, and arts awards from the Canada Council.

In 1951, he was one of the Symphony Six who were denied permission to enter the United States.

He was runner-up to Salvatore Accardo in the International Competition for Musical Performers in Geneva, 1956. No first prize was awarded that year.

Again, he was runner-up at the Carl Flesch International Competition in London where only one prize is awarded.

He became concertmaster of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the age of 24, the youngest ever, earning the title "king of concertmasters" from The Strad magazine. He went on to serve as concertmaster of the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam Chamber Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.

Staryk is a well known master teacher and many of his pupils hold various positions in major orchestras, chamber groups and professional music schools around the world. He has taught at the Amsterdam Conservatory, Northwestern University and the American Conservatory in Chicago. He became the youngest full professor at Oberlin College Conservatory in Ohio. He served as head of the string department at the Vancouver Academy of Music and taught at the University of Victoria. Other teaching posts include the University of Ottawa, the University of Western Ontario, The Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto), and the University of Toronto. His teaching career culminated with the University of Washington in Seattle which conferred on him its Distinguished Teaching Award, the first ever accorded to a Professor in its School of Music. Among his notable students are violinist Lenny Solomon and composer Marc Sabat.

He was a member of the Oberlin String Quartet, a founding member of Quartet Canada, led the CBC String Quartet and formed the Staryk-Perry Duo (with pianist John Perry).

Staryk served as the first Canadian adjudicator for the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1982.

His discography of over 190 compositions ranks him as one of the most prolific recording violinists on the world stage and the most recorded classical Canadian musician to date. (James Creighton: Discography of the Violin)

In 1987, Staryk appeared as the adult composer/violinist in the two-hour docu-drama film Vivaldi.

In 2000 he co-authored a book with Thane Lewis about his life as a professional musician in Fiddling With Life: The Unusual Journey of Steven Staryk.

The prestigious Gramophone of London provides a succinct summary: "Staryk is among the great ones."

In 2007 he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada and in 2008 received an Honorary Fellowship from the Glenn Gould School of The Royal Conservatory of Music (Toronto).

As of March 2009, Steven has started distribution of his recently completed 30-CD anthology of his performances from 1952 to 2003.
  • LP made by EVEREST Records, in the USA

  • LP released in 1968

  • LP is recorded in STEREO

  • Record Catalog Number: 3203/6

  • Factory SEALED set

This listing is for a super rare, out of print 6-LP boxed title - a SEALED and assumed to be in Mint condition LP set PRESSED and ISSUED by EVEREST Records of a highly collectible title from their catalog - a superb title featuring -

Steven Staryk, violin

6-LP Boxed Set Title -

Four Hundred Years of the Violin:

An Anthology of The Art of Violin Playing

Track Listing -

Staryk In Recital
A1. Allegro - Composed By – Fiocco - 3:37         
A2. Larghetto - Composed By – Handel - 3:03         
A3. Rondo K. 250 - Composed By – Mozart - 6:47         
A4. Romance In A Major - Composed By – Schumann - 3:30         
A5. Scherzo (Sonatensatz) - Composed By – Brahms - 5:11         
B1. Sonata #12 In E Minor, Op. 3/6 - Composed By – Paganini - 3:42         
B2. Melody, Op 35 Bis - Composed By – Prokofieff - 3:33         
B3. Danse Espagnole (from La Vida Breve) - Composed By – De Falla - 3:35         
B4. Chant De Roxane (from Le Roi Roger) - Composed By – Szymanowski - 4:35         
B5. Perpetuum Mobile - Composed By – Novácek - 2:44         
Every Violinist's Guide: 18 Traditional Etudes by Kreutzer, Dancla, Rode, Fiorillo, Kayser, Dont and Wieniawski — (First Recording) C1. No. 2 - Composed By – R. Kreutzer - 0:44         
C2. Op. 73/16 - Composed By – Ch. Dancla - 1:31         
C3. Op. 73/9 - Composed By – Ch. Dancla - 1:02         
C4. No. 2 - Composed By – P. Rode - 1:25         
C5. No. 21 - Composed By – P. Rode - 2:45         
C6. No. 17 - Composed By – P. Rode - 1:36         
C7. No. 8 - Composed By – P. Rode - 1:58         
C8. No. 14 - Composed By – Fr. Fiorillo - 1:47         
C9. No. 4 - Composed By – Kayser - 1:07         
D1. No. 3 - Composed By – Fr. Fiorillo - 1:05         
D2. No. 28 - Composed By – Fr. Fiorillo - 1:54         
D3. No. 8 - Composed By – Fr. Fiorillo - 3:06         
D4. No. 2 - Composed By – J. Dont - 1:24         
D5. No. 15 - Composed By – R. Kreutzer - 1:27         
D6. No. 8 - Composed By – R. Kreutzer - 1:12         
D7. Op. 10/5 - Composed By – H. Wieniawski - 1:37         
D8. Op. 10/1 - Composed By – H. Wieniawski - 0:36         
D9. Op. 10/7 - Composed By – H. Wieniawski - 4:00
All Wieniawski Program: The complete Etude-Caprices for 2 Violins (World Premiere recording) plus — Polonaise in D Major, op. 4 — Mazurka, op. 19 — Legende, op. 17, Scherzo — Tarantella, op. 16
Etudes - Caprices For 2 Violins, Op. 18
Composed By – Wieniawski Other – Steven Staryk, Violins I & II (Mutiple Track Recording)
E1. No. 1 - 3:07         
E2. No. 2 - 3:46         
E3. No. 3 - 1:44         
E4. No. 4 - 1:29         
E5. No. 5 - 1:46         
E6. No. 6 - 3:52         
E7. No. 7 - 1:24         
E8. No. 8 - 2:00         
F1. Polonaise In D, Op. 4 - Composed By – Wieniawski - 4:39         
F2. Mazurk, Op. 19 - Composed By – Wieniawski - 3:18         
F3. Legende, Op. 17 - Composed By – Wieniawski - 7:30         
F4. Scherzo, Op. 16 - Composed By – Wieniawski - 4:28         
Italian Baroque Sonatas Sonata In D Major - Composed By – P. Nardini
G1. Adagio - 2:35         
G2. Allegro Con Fuoco - 4:50         
G3. Allegretto Grazioso - 2:53         
Sonata In E Minor - Composed By – F. M. Veracini
G4. Largo E Staccato - 3:41         
G5. Allegro Con Fuoco - 2:51         
G6. Minuetto & Gavotta - 3:00         
G7. Giga - 2:20         
Sonata In G Minor - Composed By – P. Locatelli
H1. Largo - 1:55         
H2. Allegro - 1:34         
H3. Adagio - 2:28         
H4. Allegro - 1:45         
Sonata In Bb Major, Op 5/2 - Composed By – A. Corelli
H5. Grave - 2:50         
H6. Allegro - 2:02         
H7. Vivace - 1:16         
H8. Adagio - Vivace - 4:11         
J.S. Bach — 4 Sonatas
Sonata In G For Violin & Continuo, BWV 1021 - Composed By – J. S. Bach
I1. Adagio - 4:10         
I2. Vivace - 0:55         
I3. Largo - 3:00         
I4. Presto - 1:22         
Sonata In E Minor For Violin & Continuo, BWV 1023 - Composed By – J. S. Bach
I5. Allegro-Adagio - 4:47         
I6. Allemande - 2:03         
I7. Gigue - 2:05         
Sonata In F For Harpsichard & Violin - Composed By – J. S. Bach
J1. Largo-Allegro - 5:47         
J2. Adagio-Presto - 3:54         
Sonata In G For Harpsichard & Violin - Composed By – J. S. Bach
J3. Allegro - 3:35         
J4. Adagio - 2:53         
J5. Allegro - 3:33         
Solo Sonatas Sonata For Violin Solo - Composed By – Pisendel
K1. Largo - 2:09         
K2. Allegro - 3:14         
K3. Gigo-Variations (3&4) - 3:17         
Sonata For Violin Solo - Composed By – Geminiani
K4. Adagio (Con Fantasia) - 2:32         
K5. Vivace - 2:44         
K6. Affetuoso - 3:47         
K7. Gigo (Allegro) - 1:55         
Divertimento In 2 Parts For 1 Violin - Composed By – Stamitz
K8. Divertimento In 2 Parts For 1 Violin: Allegro Moderato - 2:17         
K9. Divertimento In 2 Parts For 1 Violin: Menuet & Trio - 4:00         
Sonata For Violin, Op. 31, No. 2 - Composed By – Hindemith
L1. Leight Bewegte Viertel - 1:48         
L2. Ruhig Bewegte Achtel - 2:50         
L3. Gemaechlighte Achtel - 1:06         
L4. Var. Ueber "Komm Lieber Mai” - 4:05         
L5. Aria For Violin Solo - Composed By – Papineau-Couture - 4:16         
Sonata For Violin, Op. 121 - Composed By – Prokofieff
L6. Moderato - 4:07         
L7. Andante Dolce - 2:56         
L8. Con Brio - 3:08

Performers / Credits -

• Harpsichord – Kenneth Gilbert (tracks: G4 to G7 , I1 to J5)
• Piano – Adela Kotowska (tracks: F1 to F4), Eloise Niwa (tracks: A1 to B5)
• Violin – Steven Staryk
• Violin [Violins I & II] – Steven Staryk (tracks: E1-E8)

Other Information -

• Produced For – Baroque Records
Catalog number appears as 3203/6 on the covers and as SDBR 3203/6 on the record labels


CONDITION Details:

The 6-LP box is in very good plus condition. Although the box is sealed, it does have a split at the top seam with NO crushed corners. The corners and seams are solid with just some shelf wear evident. The outer plastic wrap is tearing in places and some dirt got in, under the plastic causing the light green color to discolor in places, especially near the top seam and spine of the box.

The 6-LPs are assumed to be in mint condition as this item is SEALED!

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  • Near Mint = Virtually flawless in every way.
  • Near Mint Minus = Item has some minor imperfections, some audible.
  • Excellent = Item obviously played and enjoyed with some noise.
  • Very Good Plus = Many more imperfections which are noticeable and obtrusive.

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