Erick Friedman

Erick Friedman has an extensive discography including many solo and concerto recordings on the RCA label.

 

His first recordings of these works were with Seiji Ozawa and the London Symphony in the 1960's. Other RCA recordings include the Boston Symphony, Chicago Symphony and London Symphony.

 

A CD featuring Heifetz and Friedman playing the Bach Double Concerto is available at online vendors including itunes.

 

Mr. Friedman's recording of Bartok with the Orchestra of the Sudwestfunk with Zdenek Macal is available on the Musical Heritage label.

 

Erick Friedman's recordings with Andre Previn of the Bach Sonatas for Violin and Clavecin and the Franck and Debussy Sonatas won prestigious Grammy Award nominations.

 

His participation in the BMG/RCA CD set of all the recordings of Jascha Heifetz won him the 1996 Grammy Award. 

 

In addition to a CD release of some of the major violin works of Ezra Laderman, he also once again made a recording in 2000, of the Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky concertos (Mr. Friedman first recorded these works with Seiji Ozawa and the London Symphony in the 1960's), with Laurent Petitgirard and the Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte Carlo which was released to critical acclaim on the internet and CD in Europe and Japan. In a review of this CD, the London Daily Mail wrote: "...a pupil of Heifetz but for many years he has been acknowledged as a master in his own right."