[BLS]

I love a well played and recorded violin. I'm not familiar with Anne's music. She has quite a few releases, I'd like some recommendations on which LP. Are there any considered to be the best? 

[Brian Cheney]

Her best LP is certainly her first two, the Beethoven Triple with Zeltser and Ma, and the Mozart/Bruch, both with the BPO under Karajan.  The LP's shouldn't be hard to find.

The teenage Mutter had a sweet tone and fine technique, along with excellent musical ideas.  Check her out.

[simoon]

I love the release with Penderecki's Violin Concerto No. 2 and Bartok's Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 2

Her performance of Penderecki's Violin Concerto No. 2 is unbelievably good!

I converted a friend that only listened to the Classicists and Romantics into a full fledged lover of Modernists with this!   

[PhilNYC]

This was the first Anne Sophie Mutter recording I heard, and it led me to be a big fan:



http://store.acousticsounds.com/browse_detail.cfm?Title_ID=51592

It is not the most realistic recording...it sounds like they put a microphone right on her violin, so that it stands out far more than it would if you were to see her with an orchestra in a symphony hall.  But it is a very dramatic performance (some say over-dramatic) which I particularly like on these musical pieces...

[Tyson]

You can get this whole set for only $33, excellent sound quality and very interesting performances: