I recently discovered your channel and subscribed. I look forward to exploring your prior uploads and those you will add. As a devotee of Klaus Tennstedt, I was familiar with this concert from Mark Hood's excellent channel. As you likely are aware, many of your mother's recordings, as well as a number of your father's, are available on UA-cam, where I have greatly enjoyed them.
Thanks, Dmitry! You really have to upload more videos and her performance to help perserve the name and arts of such a great pianist and musician. I am still listening to her CDs very often to get inspiration and to learn from her. Her playing technique is just amazing and we don't find this in the younger generation pianists today. Her tone is so round and powerful, yet it is filled with so much nuance in colouring. It is so solid that it seems it will never land on a wrong key. I watched your interview with her done a few years back, and was so glad that you took the time to do that. Thank you and thank you again.
I attended her concert with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra at Eastman Theater around 1983. I remember that she performed Rachmaninoff piano concerto No. 3. with RPO. It was a great performance. Nowadays, I tried to find any recordings of that performance but I could not find one.
My mother never played Rachmaninov no.3 or 2. She often played Paganini Rhapsody (no.5), not so often no.1 and rarely no.4. There is a great recording of her with Concertgebouw/Jarvi of Paganini rhapsody + S.Saens no.2
I recently discovered your channel and subscribed. I look forward to exploring your prior uploads and those you will add. As a devotee of Klaus Tennstedt, I was familiar with this concert from Mark Hood's excellent channel. As you likely are aware, many of your mother's recordings, as well as a number of your father's, are available on UA-cam, where I have greatly enjoyed them.
Thanks, Dmitry! You really have to upload more videos and her performance to help perserve the name and arts of such a great pianist and musician. I am still listening to her CDs very often to get inspiration and to learn from her. Her playing technique is just amazing and we don't find this in the younger generation pianists today. Her tone is so round and powerful, yet it is filled with so much nuance in colouring. It is so solid that it seems it will never land on a wrong key. I watched your interview with her done a few years back, and was so glad that you took the time to do that. Thank you and thank you again.
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Performed in 1985 at the Avery Fisher Hall. PBS of New York must have the video tape.
I attended her concert with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra at Eastman Theater around 1983. I remember that she performed Rachmaninoff piano concerto No. 3. with RPO. It was a great performance. Nowadays, I tried to find any recordings of that performance but I could not find one.
My mother never played Rachmaninov no.3 or 2. She often played Paganini Rhapsody (no.5), not so often no.1 and rarely no.4. There is a great recording of her with Concertgebouw/Jarvi of Paganini rhapsody + S.Saens no.2
It was long ago. Paganini Rhapsody (no.5) would be correct. Thank you.