Cellist Emanuel Feuermann (22 November 1902–25 May 1942) made many recordings but very few filmed performances. Here is one of the few, made in 1939. Feuermann plays Dvorák's Rondo op.94 and Popper's Spinning Song, with Theodore Saidenberg at the piano.
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