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I have the Perlman/Ashkenazy, is there any better set?
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Lam
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Is there *any* set in '60s-or-better sound that's worth the purchase price?
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sweetlazymamy
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How about Perl's inexpensive set on Arte Nova? (I've only heard one disc, which was excellent.)
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davidknowsbest
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Suk Panenka,Supraphon Archiv SU3441-2 114, for one.
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juliannamed
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Er, who's the violinist?
Paul Goldstein
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juanorez
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I wasn't reading carefully, and I thought the question had to do with piano sonata cycles. Sorry.
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pietersejl
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My favorite is the Francescatti/Casadesus set, which can be had for about $25.
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juliannamed
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I have the Perlman/Ashkenazy complete cycle, too, as well as most of the Menuhin/Kempff, and isolated sonatas with Milstein, Suk, Busch, Kreisler and various others. But as sets go, I probably love Grumiaux/Haskil more than any other.
Just my two cents,
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Jiggs
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Haven't heard any of the Suk/Panenka, but my immediate suspicion is that they are too laid-back, as they (Suk in particular) often are in solo recordings. Any rebuttal?
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