[uchihaitachi]

 
To my knowledge, Heifetz has never recorded Schubert trios with Rubinstein and Piatigorsky together. 
No. 1 with Rubinstein and Feuermann, and no. 2 with Lateiner and Piatigorsky.

 

 
Exactly. The last 3 musicians.  I think interpretation of music - any music- doesn't get better than this. 
 
Still, I would like to recommend the Westminster recordings of the Badura-Skoda Trio. 

I have their recordings (heifetz and co) for schubert trios.
 
I think there are also videos of them performing.

 

[RRod]

Hey has anyone recommended Heifetz or Cortot lately? This is such a hard genre in which to find good recordings, given that they stopped recording music in 1940.

 

[DjBobby]

 
 

I have their recordings (heifetz and co) for schubert trios.
 
I think there are also videos of them performing.

Thanks. I know for the video with Piatigorsky, but only 1st movement from some movie. Haven't seen it as a CD anywhere. I have 65CDs Heifetz collection, containing all his commercial recordings. For whatever reason they didn't include it there. 

 

[DjBobby]

  Hey has anyone recommended Heifetz or Cortot lately? This is such a hard genre in which to find good recordings, given that they stopped recording music in 1940.

Heifetz recorded until 1972.

 

[RRod]

 
Heifetz recorded until 1972.

 
That's too bad. 

 

[DjBobby]

  Hey has anyone recommended Heifetz or Cortot lately? This is such a hard genre in which to find good recordings, given that they stopped recording music in 1940.

Heifetz's last recording was a farewell recital on October 23, 1972 in LA. So, he has pretty much lived through the stereo era. 

 

[RRod]

 
Heifetz's last recording was a farewell recital on October 23, 1972 in LA. So, he has pretty much lived through the stereo era. 

 
That wasn't the point. I'm well aware of his recording life.

 

[DjBobby]

   
That wasn't the point. I'm well aware of his recording life.

Sorry, didn't get the point. I must have somehow misunderstood you, when you wrote "that they stopped recording music in 1940". 

 

[uchihaitachi]

 
Thanks. I know for the video with Piatigorsky, but only 1st movement from some movie. Haven't seen it as a CD anywhere. I have 65CDs Heifetz collection, containing all his commercial recordings. For whatever reason they didn't include it there. 

I have it in volume 29?

 

[DjBobby]

  I have it in volume 29?

Yes, I have vol. 29. But with Feuermann, no Piatigorsky

 

[uchihaitachi]

Sorry, I mus have put the wrong details in 

 

[RRod]

 
Sorry, didn't get the point. I must have somehow misunderstood you, when you wrote "that they stopped recording music in 1940". 

 
Sarcasm and the internet: never the twain shall meet. Don't worry about it.

 

[DjBobby]

  Sorry, I mus have put the wrong details in 

 No prob. Btw. just got the inspiration to make it a Schubert B flat night. Will mix the B flat trio with B flat symphony and B flat piano sonata. In the left hand Lupu and in the right Horowitz, will throw a dime to decide which recording. 

 

[CanadianMaestro]

Has anybody hear heard Imogen Cooper play the D.960 Schubert? Recommended? Comparisons to other female pianists like Uchida, Fischer?

 

[bracko]

 

Are these the same recordings as the ones on Philips?