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I'm glad that my digitization of this recording has reached a wider audience through your channel. I worked quite a bit to get the dynamics consistent wi the LP.

How is it even possible to get such a rich variety of sounds from a piano? Truly out of this world

More videos please if possible.

St Francois de Paula sailing through a tsunami 🤔

I never heard anyone accuse this piece of being of high quality, and this performance does its best to substantiate the idea. Could the opening tempo be any alower? Could the rest of the piece be played any more sloppily or unmusically? No one (in my listening experience), not even Horowitz, has been able to make this piece "work", and I can't imagine why a pianist would bother with it, there being so many dozens of "worthier" works from which to choose.

Yay my two favorites!! Great choices

9:30, 16:14, 44:37

Nice try..don't try

In the 50s with Horowitz retired, I would raise Michelangeli as the greatest pianist performing live. This and his 1957 Debussy Images are mind-blowingly good

nice

Epic!

young beast hrowotiz

so glad to see lyapunov perform

Legendary score video, congratulations!

I wondered why all the clinkers...and Ervin. Explains it.

Nice

How many notes in each bundle?

Thank you

This is a Broadcast recording in Carnegie Hall 6 May 1940, before 3 days of his RCA studio recording 9 May 1940

0:05 Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo 8:01 Adagio 18:20 Presto 24:09 Allegro 19:34, 23:01 --> 23:52, 25:17 --> 25:35

Winderful

Спасибо большое!

horowitz fits n2 more than n1 recorded on 1936, i think, cuz he rushes straightly, coercively that make it not appreciate the length of the notes on n1 so i like n2 more. what a tragical and bravely.

I'm just amazed that he didn't forget the notes lol

Too much syncopation

im melting now

Fiorentino’s on my channel is my favorite (by far honestly) but this and Selivokhin are certainly runners-up!

La versione più folle. Più viva, piena di magnifici errori. Di bombe a pedale. Di scaglie di diamante. Lui crede di essere Brahms mentre compone il pezzo, e ti scaraventa nella fornace della creazione. Nel vortice del "cosa vuol dire" essere umani. Paolo italia

0:06 first movement: B-flat major 2:35 exposition repeat 5:07 development 7:05 recapitulation 9:45 coda 10:41 second movement: B-flat major 11:28 trio: B-flat minor 12:01 presto 12:21 scherzo recap 13:34 third movement: F-sharp minor 13:41 first theme 16:25 recitative 17:49 second theme: D major 19:31 development 1 21:33 first theme recap 24:00 recitative recap: D major 25:17 second theme recap: F-sharp major 26:57 development 2 28:33 first theme recap (partial) 29:27 coda: F-sharp major 30:44 fourth movement: B-flat major 30:44 introduction 30:44 prelude 1: ends in G-flat major 31:14 fantasia 1: G-flat major 31:33 fantasia 2: B major 31:51 fantasia 3: G-sharp minor 32:01 prelude 2: ends in A major 32:35 transition to fugue 32:52 fugue: B-flat major 32:52 part 1 32:57 opening: subject introduced 33:44 A-flat major 34:28 G-flat major: theme 2 introduced 34:43 E-flat minor: augmented subject 35:05 B-flat minor: augmented subject 35:32 A-flat major: theme 2 36:03 B minor: retrograde subject 36:40 D major: stretto 37:18 G major: inverted subject 37:47 E-flat major -> A major 38:16 part 2: double fugue 38:16 D major: chorale 39:01 B-flat major: subject returns 39:22 F major: stretto 39:54 F pedal point (false ending) 40:15 B-flat major: stretto climax 41:00 pre-coda: F pedal point 41:37 coda

This is my favorite nocturne of Chopin’s and I also love Lugansky’s rendition most. But it seems that this version is from a live performance, do you have any idea when and where this concert was held?😊

Sorry, but Liszt does not need to be transcribed! there are many changes that changed the character of the piece, especially towards the end. No one argues the superior technique Volodos has, but this piece does not need his input, respectfully!

Sounds like me when drunk and pretending to be Maurizio Pollini. 😅

damn

Fab! thanks for posting

This recording is by far the best. The only issue I would have is that some segments are played to slow, but those are overshadowed by the rest. The pianists power and musical expressions are amazing for a relatively modern pianist. He gives thought to every note. The hidden melody he plays in the third movement struck me with awe. This sonata really is amazing, and highly underplayed because of its length. The intro tempo at the start of the 2 movement his you deep into the sole. Rachmaninoff, I believe is, in a way, the opposite of Scriabin. Scriabin reached farthest into the transcendental realm of music, while Rachmaninoff went deeper into the heart than any composer has. His music has matured to a level that most people haven’t. I always wondered why people don’t fully appreciate him and his work, and it’s for that reason.

B R U T A L ... (thanks for the recording) ...

One of the worst classical piano recordings I have ever heard. The over-inflated dynamics, the inexplicable fluctuations of tempo, the profusion of wrong notes and phrasings - altogether I don't even know how to sum it up. Even Paderewski at the end was playing better than this, for goodness sake. (Before everybody excoriates me with their replies - I am aware that Nyiregyhazi was a good pianist at one time in his career, and have heard some recordings by him of other pieces that I've liked quite a lot. But he clearly was out of practice by the time he made this, and I don't think it even remotely reflects what he was in his prime).

I’ve struggled with giving Brahms proper listening time beyond the flashy Paganini variations, 3rd symphony, or intermezzi, but this is fantastic.

Energetic sound world

Where did you get the bands?

The playing is terrible but the conception of the piece is in the level of genius. He made love this piece 😁

27:25 Scherzo

Worst pianist ever

Beautifully performed. The Pierre Alain Volondat takes hold of time itself, and manipulates it to his own will. The will of the music.

This is phenomenal. Thank you for uploading!

10:00

The absolute best recordings around! thank you very much for honouring them in such a way. I so wish he had recorded them all

My favorite recording! Thanks for uploading this!