Airs hongrois variés Op.22 By Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst (with Score) 

Great violin playing , and Ian Hobson whom I remember from Illinois Master's days, all jaunty as hell on the piano. I particularly love the finale. That melody on the G string, achieved while apreggiating all over the place, is just so beautiful. It sort of reminds me of the Mendelssohn vln cto cadenza when the orchestra joins the soloist. It's a great technique and I used to love playing this. Thanks Sissel.

Сильно круто!

I heard the first variation and thought maybe i could play this and then the second variation played and reminded me that this is an Ernst piece😂

2:58 sounds like something out of Waxman's Carmen Fantasy ;)

Bravo!

11:48 what I hear when my mother approaches me, knowing I got an F

Belo trabalho.

First enter of violin solo is unstable and Uncertain in C#5

Sourds like wieniawski first concerto

Not very pleasant to the ear. Intonation is a struggle here. Yes I understand it is an Ernst piece but you shouldn't make the audience clench for you so often.