06-20-2017 Post does not mapped to Knowledge Tree Paul S San Diego, California, USA Posts 2,668 Joined on 10-12-2006 Post #: 1 Post ID: 23267 Reply to: 23267 Janine Jansen One nice thing about paying little attention to anything is that I get a nice surprise every once in awhile.  Today I saw and heard Janine Jansen for the first time, playing her extraordinary violin in the Saint-Saens "Capriccioso".  Wow!  Now I have to figure out how to hear more from her! Paul S

06-20-2017 Post does not mapped to Knowledge Tree xandcg Rio de Janeiro, BR. Posts 218 Joined on 09-07-2014 Post #: 2 Post ID: 23268 Reply to: 23267 Thanks to remind me. You should be really inattentive... :-D I just heard her playing Paganini once, I do not remember where (but it was a recording, not live) and what specific piece, but I remember I also really liked it. However, I always forget about her because, for some reason, I keep confusing her with Hilary Hahn, who I really dislike - amazing technique but total lack of emotion (IMHO, annoying). I think she is associated with "Decca Classics", and so there you should find most of her recordings. I am no a big fan of music streaming but I am very tempted to went to Qobuz. I created a free account as it allow to listen to small parts of all they catalog (but just mp3 for free), and they have a big classical catalog... in fact bigger than any other streaming service -what is good to find new music. Cheers! Think for yourself, do not be sheep.