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Perfect Violin Collection: Perfect Violin Collection - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Perfect Violin Collection Artist: Perfect Violin Collection Label: Sony Classical Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 888837612623 Genre: Classical Artists Release Date: 2013 09 17 Number of Discs: 12 Additional Details: GERMANY IMPORT Tracks: 1. 1 V. Ciaccona Sigiswald Kuijken 1. 2 Allegro Sigiswald Kuijken 1. 3 Andante Sigiswald Kuijken 1. 4 Allegro Assai Sigiswald Kuijken 1. 5 I. Allegro Non Molto Venice Baroque Orchestra 1. 6 II. Largo Venice
Title: Perfect Violin CollectionArtist: Perfect Violin Collection
Label: Sony Classical
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 888837612623
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2013-09-17
Number of Discs: 12
Additional Details: GERMANY - IMPORT
Tracks:
1.1 V. Ciaccona - Sigiswald Kuijken
1.2 Allegro - Sigiswald Kuijken
1.3 Andante - Sigiswald Kuijken
1.4 Allegro Assai - Sigiswald Kuijken
1.5 I. Allegro Non Molto - Venice Baroque Orchestra
1.6 II. Largo - Venice Baroque Orchestra
1.7 III. Allegro - Venice Baroque Orchestra
1.8 I. Allegro Non Molto - Salvatore Accardo
1.9 II. Adagio - Presto - Salvatore Accardo
1.10 III. Presto - Tempo Impetuoso D'estate - Salvatore Accardo
1.11 Allegro - Salvatore Accardo
1.12 Largo - Salvatore Accardo
1.13 Allegro - Salvatore Accardo
1.14 I. Allegro - Shlomo Mintz
1.15 II. Largo - Shlomo Mintz
1.16 III. Allegro - Shlomo Mintz
2.1 Sonate in G minor, Op.1, No, 15 I. Adagio - Ivry Gitlis with Shuku Iwasaki
2.2 Sonate in G minor, Op.1, No.15 II Allegro - Ivry Gitlis with Shuku Iwasaki
2.3 Sonate in G minor, Op.1, No15 III. Largo - Ivry Gitlis with Shuku Iwasaki
2.4 Sonate in G minor, Op.1, No, 15 IV. Allegro - Ivry Gitlis with Shuku Iwasaki
2.5 Rondo for Violin and Orchestra in C Major, K. 373 - Josef Suk
2.6 Adagio for Violin and Orchestra in E Major, K. 261 - Josef Suk
2.7 I. Allegro - Leonidas Kavakos
2.8 II. Adagio - Leonidas Kavakos
2.9 III. Rondeau: Allegro - Leonidas Kavakos
2.10 Passacaille D'après G.F. Gaendel - Sonia Wieder-Atherton
3.1 I. Allegro Ma Non Troppo - David Zinman
3.2 II. Larghetto - David Zinman
3.3 III. Rondo - David Zinman
3.4 I. Allegro - Pinchas Zukerman
3.5 II. Adagio Molto Espressivo - Pinchas Zukerman
3.6 III. Scherzo. Allegro Molto - Pinchas Zukerman
3.7 IV. Rondo. Allegro Ma Non Troppo - Pinchas Zukerman
4.1 I. Allegro Molto Appassionato - Kyoko Takezawa
4.2 II. Andante - Kyoko Takezawa
4.3 III. Allegretto Non Troppo - Allegro Molto Vivace - Kyoko Takezawa
4.4 I. Allegro Moderato - Zino Francescatti
4.5 II. Canzonetta - Andante - Zino Francescatti
4.6 III. Finale - Allegro Vivacissimo - Zino Francescatti
4.7 Méditation in D-Minor, Op. 42, No. 1 - Michael Tilson Thomas
4.8 Swan Lake, Op. 20, Act III: Danse Russe - Joshua Bell
5.1 Allegro Non Troppo - Jascha Heifetz
5.2 Adagio - Jascha Heifetz
5.3 Allegro Giocoso, Ma Non Troppo Vivace - Jascha Heifetz
5.4 I. Allegro Amabile - Arthur Rubinstein
5.5 II. Andante Tranquilo - Vivace - Andante - Vivace Di Più - Andante - Vivace - Arthur Rubinstein
5.6 III. Allegro Grazioso (Quasi Andante) - Arthur Rubinstein
5.7 Allegro - Vladimir Horowitz
5.8 Adagio - Vladimir Horowitz
5.9 Un Poco Presto E Con Sentimento - Vladimir Horowitz
5.10 Presto Agitato - Vladimir Horowitz
6.1 I. Allegro Molto - Laurent Korcia
6.2 II. Allegro - Laurent Korcia
6.3 III. Moderato - Laurent Korcia
6.4 IV. Allegretto Poco Mosso - Laurent Korcia
6.5 I. Allegro Molto - Laurent Korcia
6.6 II. Andante - Laurent Korcia
6.7 III. Vivace - Allegro - Laurent Korcia
6.8 IV. Allegretto Poco Mosso - Laurent Korcia
6.9 I. Allegro Con Fuoco - Eric Le Sage
6.10 II. Intermezzo - Kolja Blacher
6.11 III. Presto Tragico - Kolja Blacher
7.1 Allegro Moderato - Gidon Kremer
7.2 Adagio Di Molto - Gidon Kremer
7.3 Allegro Ma Non Tanto - Gidon Kremer
7.4 I. Allegro Non Troppo - the Philadelphia Orchestra
7.5 II. Scherzando. Allegro Molto - the Philadelphia Orchestra
7.6 III. Intermezzo. Allegretto Non Troppo - the Philadelphia Orchestra
7.7 IV. Andante - the Philadelphia Orchestra
7.8 V. Rondo. Allegro - the Philadelphia Orchestra
7.9 I. Allegro Vivo - Erick Friedman
7.10 II. Intermède. Fantasque Et Léger - Erick Friedman
7.11 III. Finale. TRÈS Animé - Erick Friedman
8.1 Allegro Maestoso - Uto Ughi
8.2 Adagio Espressivo - Uto Ughi
8.3 Rondo. Allegro Spiritoso - Uto Ughi
8.4 I. Allegro Non Troppo - Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
8.5 II. Andantino Quasi Allegretto - Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
8.6 III. Molto Moderato E Maestoso - Allegro Non Troppo - Piu Allegro - Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
8.7 Romance, Op. 11 - Itzhak Perlman
9.1 Nigun - Laurent Korcia
9.2 Allegro Moderato - Nikolaj Znaider
9.3 Andante Assai - Allegretto - Andante Assai - Nikolaj Znaider
9.4 Allegro, Ben Marcato - Nikolaj Znaider
9.5 I. Nocturne. Adagio - David Oistrakh
9.6 II. Scherzo. Allegro Non Troppo - David Oistrakh
9.7 III. Passacaglia. Andante - David Oistrakh
9.8 IV. Burlesca. Allegro Con Brio - David Oistrakh
10.1 I. Vorspiel - Allegro Moderato - Midori
10.2 II. Adagio - Midori
10.3 III. Finale - Allegro Vivacissimo - Midori
10.4 I. Allegro - the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
10.5 II. Andante - the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
10.6 III. Presto in Moto - the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra
10.7 Allegretto - Baiba Skride
10.8 Blues. Moderato - Baiba Skride
10.9 Perpetuum Mobile. Allegretto - Baiba Skride
10.10 Tzigane (Rapsodie de Concert) - Itzhak Perlman
11.1 Serenade Espagnole - Ivry Gitlis with Shuku Iwasaki
11.2 Poème, Op. 25 - Erick Friedman
11.3 Méditation - Vladimir Spivakov
11.4 Langsam - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.5 Presto, Attacca - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.6 Andante, Piuttosto Grave - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.7 Andante Con Moto - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.8 Poco Più Andante - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.9 Alla Marcia, Vivace - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.10 Lo Stesso Movimento - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.11 Andante - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.12 Tranquillo Assai - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.13 Allegro Deciso, Un Poco Maestoso - Più Lento - Frank Peter Zimmermann
11.14 Larghetto Affetuoso - Henryk Szeryng
11.15 Allegro - Henryk Szeryng
11.16 Grave; Allegro Assai - Henryk Szeryng
11.17 Liebesleid - Fritz Kreisler
12.1 I. Allegro Con Fermezza - Pierre Monteux
12.2 II. Andante Sostenuto - Pierre Monteux
12.3 III. Allegro Vivace - Pierre Monteux
12.4 I. Allegro Non Troppo - Yehudi Menuhin
12.5 II. Andante Tranquillo - Yehudi Menuhin
12.6 III. Allegro Molto - Yehudi Menuhin
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★★★★★ 5
Perfect For Sophia!
Size: 1.8in for Puppy Dogs, Size: 1.8in for Puppy Dogs
These little balls are the perfect size for Sophia who is a 7 lb Yorkie with a teeny tiny mouth. The slots in the balls make them very easy for her little teeth to grab hold of and carry. The quality of the rubber is excellent, strong and durable. They're holding up great so far! She loves them and so does her Mama! 5 stars!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
★★★★★ 1
Horrible, don't buy
Size: 1.8in for Puppy Dogs
I wanted to love these. They had so much potential. It's a good size. It seems like a good shape. But ...
1) first red flag should have been the packaging. It looked like it was a dollar store item that had beenblost on the shelves for years.
2) the rubber is super flexible. I was expecting it to be sturdier. I can flatten the ball without lich force. Maybe that doesn't matter. Naybe flexible is good. But I never got a chance to test out it's durability against a pup because...
3) it smelled. I expected it to smell like rubber, like most rubber toys. Rubber smell is okay. Usually rubber smell goes away. But, this was NOT a rubber smell.
It smells like peppermint or something similar. It's like someone sprayed essential oils when mixing the rubber and now the smell will not leave.
I soaked it in dawn soap half the day and overnight. I rubbed. I scrubbed. The smell actually gets worst the more you scrub it!!! It's like a scented marker or scented eraser, but you do NOT want the scent in a dog toy!
My dog cannot smell the food in it because the smell of the weird mint-like scent is so overpowering. He saw it had food, and wanted it, but every time he started sniffing wildly, he would recoil.
Whoever thought it was a good idea to scent this was WRONG.
Mint in the form of an essential oil is extremely poisonous to dogs!! So, why they would put a mint-loke scent ijto the dog's rubber treat toy is beyond me.
I would return this if I hadn't throw out the package immediately. I considered pulling the package out of the trash once i realized the scent issue but other trash had already been dumped into the trash can over it and i didn't want to dig through trash.
The ball is still soaking in soap. I scrubbed again this morning. I let obe dry out. No luck. It actually seems to get worst the more you scrub, like it really is embedded in the rubber itself. Yuck!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Heavy Chewer Approved!
If you have a heavy chewer, this toy is perfect! We have gone through so many toys with our German Shepherd mix that we started to just tell ourselves every two weeks we’d have to be spending $50 on toys. We actually got this as a gift and wow! It’s absolutely blown us away. Not only is it incredibly durable, but our dog absolutely loves it. It’s so easy to stuff treats in there and it keeps him occupied sometimes for close to an hour which, if you have an active dog, you know anything over 20 minutes is a bargain!
It is certainly well worth the money, very chew resistant, and basically silent. The loudest thing you might hear is your dog licking or tossing it around in an attempt to get the treats out. I highly recommend stuffing it with a soft chewy cookie because the crunchy ones are just gonna leave crumbs everywhere. I also recommend washing it every other week just to keep buildup from happening deep within the grooves.
Note: if you can’t find it, I guarantee you it has rolled under your couch. We ended up buying a second one because we searched high and low for our missing pickle pocket. Naturally, as soon as the second one arrived, the first one was found leisurely lounging just out of reach in the dark depths of our couch’s underbelly.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
This toy is awesome. It keeps my dog occupied for a good ...
This toy is awesome. It keeps my dog occupied for a good amount of time, which is hard to do! Pretty much any other toy I've gotten for my dogs, they've easily destroyed. The only other toy that they've enjoyed is the KONG Extreme Dog Toy, Large, Black . However, he has have gotten the hang of it and it only takes about 10-15 minutes to get out any treats inside. Also it has a rubbery smell that I don't particularly like.
There are three different slits in this pickle toy. For my dog, it takes about 20-30 minutes to work on it and get the treats outs. The crevices are thin enough that it takes them some time to work at it, but flexible enough that you can use pretty much any treat in there.
I think the toy is pretty resilient and durable. My dog can chew through anything. I was a bit afraid that they would become frustrated if they couldn't get the treats out that they would just bite through the toy instead. I've had these toys for 2 weeks and so far it's held up without any bite marks or parts chewed off. That's saying a lot.
My Malinois even enjoys it without any treats inside. She'll bring it to me like a regular toy. It is a bit on the heavy side so I don't like throwing it around the house, however.
Every dog is different but I have to say my dogs really enjoy this. I recommend this toy, and plan on trying out the other Starmark toys.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2016
★★★★★ 5
RECOMMENDED!!
I purchased this for my 68lb Staffy (but really, all our dogs share/ rotate) because the one he had been using wasn’t very challenging and this one looked like it might force him to work a little harder to get the treats out. I was right! He LOVES it - I love it - they ALL love it! There are 3 fairly deep crevices the you can push small treats down into so the dog has to lick them out (you could also use organic peanut butter - *I don’t recommend ever giving dogs any other type of PB as it contains too much salt, sugar, GMOs & preservatives). I take about 10 or so small “squishy” treats and stuff them as far down as I can and he works for almost an hour to lick them until they’re gooey (LOL) enough to be licked out! My other dogs do the same! All our dogs are rescued and “pitbull types” (except one small breed), so they’re strong chewers, but NOT destructive.
****I frequently see people in reviews complaining that their dog destroyed a toy made for “strong chewers.” There’s a HUGE difference between strong and destructive!! Mine are strong chewers, and we like to keep Benebones around here for the times they have the need/instinct to chew (which often!), but they are not destructive dogs. If you have a destructive dog, there is likely no toy on earth they won’t leave in pieces. Destructive dogs are often that way because their breed/age/required needs aren’t being met, so naturally they attempt to release that pent up energy onto toys (or even furniture/shoes/etc. It’s not the dog’s fault. It’s definitely not a manufacturer’s or seller’s fault. #1 Rule: Know your dog!! If they destroy most toys within minutes, they’re likely lacking exercise. If you’re exercising them to their breed & age requirements and they’re still destructive, you can work on either behavior modification or finding toys that they CAN’T destroy. Benebones, Nylabones, etc are great because they are very well made and even as the dogs chew little pieces off, it creates edges that clean their teeth. Win-Win!! These are things we’ve learned from running a canine rescue & rehab for over 20 years, which means fostering dogs of all backgrounds, personalities, ages and needs (90% of which are pibbles).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2019