Smetana:
From Má Vlast (No.2)

Gluck:
Dance of the Blessed Spirit

Wieniawski:
Mazurka Op.19 No.2

Vivaldi:
Siciliano from Concerto in E flat ‘Il Retiro’

Kodály:
It Rains in the Village

Chopin:
Nocturne C sharp minor No.20

Ries:
Perpetuum mobile

Nardini:
Larghetto from Sonata in B flat

Brahms:
Hungarian Dance No.2 in D minor

Massenet:
Meditation from Thais

Stravinsky:
Russian Maiden’s Song

Paradis:
Sicilienne

Rimsky-Korsakov:
Flight of the Bumblebee

Poldini:
The Dancing Doll

Falla:
Asturiana

Ravel:
Berceuse on the name of Gabriel Fauré

Sarasate:
Romanza Andaluza

Schumann:
Traumerei

Bach:
Air from Suite No.3

Novacek:
Perpetuum Mobile

Tchaikovsky:
Melodie

Debussy:
The Maid with the Flaxen Hair

(Miniatures) ‘The Smetana and Kodály are both evocative works and so attractive … The recording, both of violin and piano, excellent, and well balanced’ (Vignettes) ‘the fiddle playing is superb, especially in the Wieniawskis, Träumerei, the delightful Sarasate dance and the attractive Nováček, which is magically played’ … ‘many short encores here are gems.  Milstein would toss these off with ease, whilst the audience would be spellbound, waiting for more’ (Gramophone)