Franz Liszt - Funérailles No. 7 (Vladimir Horowitz 1932)

[MarEduWei]

No me gusta vivir en un mundo ya sin Horowitz... perdón....

[BrotherWoody1]

Vintage and classic.

[2ndAveLine]

Brings out colors and sounds- oboes, bassoons, trumpets, bells, thundering horses- but most of all a DEPTH in his playing missing from others. From utter despair to hellish chaos, this interpretation is unrivaled.

[DeKalblu]

Dreary. Beautiful.

[gaspluc]

BRAVO !

Wonderful piece and very difficult to play.

[xmenrus]

I heard a pianist, orginally from the Argentine and a child prodegy who took lessons in Paris circa 1912 from another pianist who studied under Fraz Liszt. So his method was that of Liszt. I wish I could remember his name.

[AlexandreJdB]

@xmenrus it was probably claudio arrau who was a chilian pianist and a child prodegy. He took lessons with martin krause in Berlin, one of the last pupils of liszt!