Skip to product information
1 of 2

Biddulph Recordings

Benno Rabinof、Toscha Seidel - The Auer Legacy -Benno Rabinof & Toscha Seidel - Import CD

Benno Rabinof、Toscha Seidel - The Auer Legacy -Benno Rabinof & Toscha Seidel - Import CD

CD

Classical Music

January 8, 2026

Regular price 185,00 SEK
Regular price Sale price 185,00 SEK
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Will usually ship within 1~5 business days of receiving cleared payment.

Add to wishlist

Catalog No.: BIDD85066

JAN/ISBN: 4589538828271

Number of Discs: 1

Country/Region of Manufacture: Import

Credits:

Benno Rabinof、Toscha Seidel

Description:

A reissue of the rare solo album LPs left by each of Rabinov and Zeidel is now available in the series "Auer's Legacy," which introduces the outstanding students of the famous teacher Leopold Auer. Tosha Seidel (1899-1962), included in the first half of the album, was born in Odesa, Ukraine, the same town as Oistrakh and Mirshtein. Auer considered Heifetz and Seidel, two pupils of about the same age, to be twins, calling them "the angel and the devil. Soon after his debut at Carnegie Hall in April 1918, Seidel signed a contract with Columbia in the U.S. as a competitor to Heifetz at RCA, but there have been few serious recordings, especially from the LP era, and the only one recorded here seems to be on the Impresario label. According to the description, this was a private recording, not intended for commercial release, and has never been listed in the Schwann catalog. The performance is strong and propulsive, with a clear and crisp rhythm and rhythm. The brilliant sound of the Stradivarius "Da Vinci," which Seidel acquired in 1925, and the technique with which he plays it, sometimes sharply, sometimes sweetly, are also worth listening to. Frank's performance is identical to LAB 138, which was released on Biddulph in 1999. Benno Rabinov (1908-1975), recorded in the second half of the album, was born in the United States and was Auer's pupil after he moved to the United States. Auer, who held him in high esteem, took it upon himself to conduct Rabinov at his Carnegie Hall debut concert in November 1927, where he gave a successful performance of Elgar and Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto. Rabinov worked extensively with his wife, the pianist Sylvia, as a duo, and Martineau composed and premiered a concerto for violin and piano for them. Rabinov was also not blessed with recordings in the LP era, and only two have survived.One of them is Vivaldi's Concerto for two violins with Elmer Oliveira (accompanied by Sylvia Rabinov on piano, Paganiniana label), and the only solo LP reissued on this CD is Decca's "Gypsy Violin Classics". As the title of the album suggests, this is a solo LP. As the album title suggests, the album is full of superb virtuosity, strong contrasts between slow and fast passages, and sobbing melodies in the slow passages, making it a very enjoyable listen. The album was originally released in mono and then in pseudo-stereo. Since this disc is a relatively new recording from 1964, both highs and lows are well-developed and not too hard, giving the listener a sense of spaciousness and depth. Naxos Japan

Shipping & Returns

 

**Shipping Carriers**  
We ship all orders via **Japan Post**, **DHL**, or **FedEx**, depending on the destination and shipping method selected at checkout.

---

**Delivery Time**  
- **In-stock items**: Orders are processed and shipped within **51 to 5 business days or 5 to 30 business days** from the date of purchase.  
- **Pre-orders**: Items will be shipped within **7 business days** after the official release date.  
- **Special order items**: Delivery may be delayed depending on the supplier's stock status. We will contact you if delays exceed the estimated timeframe.

Please note: Delivery times may vary due to customs clearance, weather conditions, postal delays, and holidays. Thank you for your understanding.

---

**Shipping Costs**  
Shipping costs are calculated automatically at checkout using our shipping rate calculator. Final shipping charges depend on your destination and the total weight of your order.

We currently offer **international shipping** to most countries.

---

 **Returnsv**

We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.

To be eligible for a return, the product must be unused, unopened (i.e., shrink wrap or manufacturer seal must be intact), and in the same condition as when you received it, including the original packaging.

Customers are responsible for return shipping costs unless the return is due to our error (e.g., defective, damaged, or incorrect item). Please note that we are unable to refund the original shipping charges.

To initiate a return, please contact us at ruryaam@gmail.com. If your return is accepted, we’ll provide you with a return shipping label and detailed instructions. Items sent back to us without first requesting a return will not be accepted.

You can always contact us for any return-related questions at ruryaam@gmail.com.

---

**Damages and Issues**  
Please inspect your order upon delivery and contact us immediately if the item is defective, damaged, or incorrect. We will work quickly to resolve the issue.

Return Address: Rury Art & Music Inc., 2-3-3 Minamikoiwa, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, Japan 133-0056
(Please contact us before sending any items.)

---

**Non-returnable Items**  
Unfortunately, we cannot accept returns for items on sale or gift cards.

---

**Exchanges**  
To exchange an item, we recommend returning the original item and placing a new order separately after the return is accepted.

---

**Refunds**  
Once we receive and inspect your returned item, we will notify you of the approval status. If approved, your refund will be processed to your original payment method within 5–10 business days. Please note that your bank or credit card provider may take additional time to post the refund to your account.

 

View full details