Yehudi Menuhin was an American-born violinist, one of the most famous and influential violinists of the twentieth century. His career stretched from child prodigy to elder statesman of music.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in Brahms, Beethoven and chamber repertory, including recordings with Furtwängler, George Enescu, Hephzibah Menuhin and Maurice Eisenberg.

Menuhin’s playing combined lyrical intensity, spiritual seriousness and a personal tone that made even familiar music sound vulnerable and searching.

His page is essential. Menuhin gives the violin shelf a voice of radiance, conscience and human tremor.