Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you so much!!!!It is like the albums:
Mark Pinkus - Walls I Left Behind (2023)
Mark Pinkus - The Peace Messenger (2014)
Mark Pinkus - Touching (2008)
Mark Pinkus - Breakthrough (2000)
Mark Pinkus - Free Spirit (1997)
Mark Pinkus & Peter Mika - The Light of the World (1993)

@olga

No, I'm not even familiar with her, but the biographic sketch that fantastik cites is for an entirely different Lisa Jacobs.

Here's a link to the Lisa Jacobs website, with a brief biography:

https://lisajacobs.nl/biography/

I guess I'll have to give her a listen now, even if Paganini isn't a favorite. Thanks.

Edit: Looks like fantastik updated the biography. Thanks, Fantastik. I've been listening to her on Youtube and you're quite right: she's a real virtuoso. I'm particularly taken with her Locatelli and Piazolla Four Seasons.
Thanks again.

Booklet is on nativeDSD.
Thanks again

Many Thanks!

thanks a lot for this lossless collection

thanks a lot !!

thanks a lot for HD

Many thanks

thanks a lot

Booklet is on nativeDSD.

@gomer
Lack of impact or low-key ?
But her technique is perfect.
This work is likely to be rough but she is just in tune even though double stop, saltato, one bow staccato etc.
Former virtuosi are now terrible to listen to.
Recently Augustin Hadelich is also perfect and still alive here in hi-res.
Different opinions welcome !
Thanks
Oh 24-88.2 is uoploaded !

Fantastic! More from Razor-N-Tape :)

Thank you so much!!!!It is like the albums:
Mark Pinkus - Walls I Left Behind (2023)
Mark Pinkus - The Peace Messenger (2014)
Mark Pinkus - Touching (2008)
Mark Pinkus - Breakthrough (2000)
Mark Pinkus - Free Spirit (1997)
Mark Pinkus & Peter Mika - The Light of the World (1993)

I'm probably less connected to the zeitgeist than most, but that is the most puzzling artist description I've seen. It seems to be missing the punchline: All that and she play the fiddle too!

Yes, you're right.
Thanks also from me

Please repost this.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

All the links are down.

All links dead. Please re-up. Thanks!!

Do you know Galuppi's Keyboard Sonata called "Elena" (01-03) ?
It seems like Mozart.
During Italian journey of young Mozart he is thought to have listened to Galuppi.
Galuppi may have inspired Mozart more than Johann Christian Bach in London from style.
Thanks

Many thanks for lossless.

Many thanks for lossless.

Many thanks for lossless.

Many thanks

hartelijk dank!

So sorry but this link is for "Moodorama - Mystery In A Cup Of Tea (2005) FLAC" Thank you for trying!

Oh wow.. thank you so very much!!

Many thanks for HD tracks.

thanks for the help, now everything is correct