Box 1: Unpublished Recordings and Rarities 22 CDs

Includes the first record the young virtuoso ever made in Europe, many rare recordings captured in the inter-war years and during the Second World War, and important post-war recordings up to 1960 and beyond. 

Box 2: The Historic Recordings 18 CDs

This collection opens with the 1932 landmark recording of the Elgar concerto with the composer conducting, his pioneering recording of the complete Bach Sonatas and Partitas, recordings with Furtwängler, Shankar, Grappelli, and much more. 

                   

Box 3: Live Performances and Festival Recordings 7 CDs

Includes his first recorded concert (1940), works, including a commission, and recordings new to his discography by Bach, Brahms and Britten, and recordings appearing for the first time on CD. 

Box 4: Complete Recordings with Hephzibah Menuhin 20 CDs

Presents a unique opportunity to rediscover his sister's greatness – a distinguished artist in her own right – on par with her brother’s. Discover their close and inspiring relationship through studio and live performances, CD premieres, and first-time releases. 

Box 5: The Virtuoso & his Landmark Recordings  13 CDs

Features both dazzling showpieces and major concertos and sonatas. Includes his final recording, one that ended an unparalleled collaboration of exactly 70 years between himself and his label. 

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