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Among pianists whose performances are immortalised on record, there was none quite like the famous Ervin Nyiregyhazi of international reputation. In this performance, he shows that his reputation is well-deserved. There are many recordings, by many pianists, of this beautiful work, but none treat it quite like Nyiregyhazi. There is surely no other performance that can match this one in freedom of tempo, in power, and in imagination. The freedom of tempo to take the music at just the right speed that he can play it at, no matter that this entails taking it slower where there is rapid figuration he hasn't yet practised up to speed. The power deriving from his liberal use of the loud pedal, his disregard for pp markings, and, in ff, the occasional extra note or two in the bass. And, most clearly, the imagination --- when memory fails --- to keep going and make something up, or even skip a few inconvenient bars. His performance is truly unique, if I may be so bold as to express that hope. In the recording catalogue, it fills a much-needed gap.

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Out of curiosity have you heard Abram Shatskes with Svetlanov in this concerto? It’s little-known but probably my favorite recording, I would recommend it even over Medtner’s own performance

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I noticed in the description you didn’t even mention Medtner’s recording of the concerto

I didn't know this one, very good find!

Excellent, very good performance =)

Looking forward to this one...

Thank you so much for posting this with the score. Two points. It's Maria, not Martha. You raise the question concerning the ending. It could never have ended in G, but only in D. As it is, Mozart (or Sussmayr?) falls back on an older tradition of ending it in D major with the raised third (Tierce de Picardie).

Rette mich, Gott, rette mich

The greatest female pianist to have ever lived

The most shattering performance of the Lacrimosa ever.

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the world is end

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Saltykov was Yudina's late fiancée. Thank you for the score!

Wonderful atmosphere

Also, is there a dude singing along in the background? I don't mind it.

There may have been one or two pianists who I prefer to Yudina, but there is no greater one.

The shriek at around 2:30 is quite alarming!

I've often wondered if Mozart was inspired by the famous Melodie (arranged for piano by Sgambati) from Gluck's Orpheus and Euradice ...

Wasn't expecting that added introduction, but defined the best interpretation of this I've heard

I absolutely love and hate this recording

It’s exactly that kind of day here, this is perfection :)

Greatest pianist? That question is just a matter of personal opinion. I've heard most every great pianist of the last 120 years in one way or another and I can't say I have an absolute favorite. I have a top 6 or 7 and Horowitz is certainly in that group. This is a stunning performance of this Fantasy. I've never heard anything quite like it. Horowitz has a way of playing like a force of nature . The visceral effect of his playing you never quite forget. Thank You for posting this amazing performance.

This arrangement emphasizes the influence of Schubert's "Wanderer Fantasy" on the Dante Sonata. I feel that Volodos had deep respect and love for the two Franz's (Liszt and Schubert, They had the same name !! ).

Possibly the most disturbing piece ever written jn the 19th century

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I totally agree with you and these, along with Goldberg and Diabelli, are the greatest set of variations for the piano. I also agree with Liszt who was gracious enough to recognise the greater work. They are insanely difficult and Ponti is wonderful.

Its better to faint 5 audiances than to impress 50 audiances

Couldn't get past the opening tempo and wrong notes

This is without doubt the most convincing performance of the Liszt B Minor Sonata. From the very first drum beats - which always irks me in EVERY other performance - Levy has the rhythmic measure of the piece. The first few notes are telling - most pianists don't seem to know what to do with them and jab listlessly (pardon the pun) at them without any conviction. But every single phrase in Levy has a finely drawn rhetorical shape and tremendous power when called for. I cannot imagine a greater performance .... other than the imaginary one in my mind of Nyiregyhazi's lost performance.

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Haha. Very cool.

Underrated piece; shame it is so overshadowed by second sonata

This is one of the quintessential accounts of the potential dormant within unfashionable Liszt, to my mind

0:00 lizst turns into alkan lol

5:05 sounds like Wagner

Thank you for sharing these pieces you have a good channel

That's a nice gem of a recording

The Fantasie is slightly underrated in my opinion, better than the scherzi and better than at least one ballade

From the era before his breakdown when VH was the greatest pianist born after 1900,, including modern pianists

Horowvitz... Michaelangeli... Pollini...

This is really good

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Leider kein Tempo di Marcia am Anfang! Das ist doch ein eindeutiger Hinweus!

Beautiful