Most beautiful violin recording you have heard

Heifetz Tchaikovsky - haven't listened to it in quite a while and not sure which lp version I have.

But, really, haven't any of you heard Alison Krauss playing her fiddle?

Henryk Szeryng playing the Beethoven Concerto and Romances with the Concertgebouw, Bernard Haitink, conducting. It's on Phillips CD, probably budget priced now, analog original from 1970-73.

I would go with the Beethoven CTO, Gil does a nice job on the Romances

Itzhak Perlman and John Williams: Cinema Serenade. Beautifully recorded, amazing performance. All the local dealers now have this CD after I demoed their equipment using it. Cheers!

I would add Sibelius V.Concerto and second the Brahms Double (there's also a great version with Piatigorski), Tchaikovski & Beethoven.

I'm still looking for my "reference" performance for the Sibelius: the C Ferras/Karajan is nicely balanced (orch-virtuoso) BUT doesn't transport me.

Any unusual (i.e. other than Heifetz/Oistrakh...) suggestions?