Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
or sign in to load a different list.
Loading...Saving...
breathtaking
KoSlnG 7 months ago
Somehow, the melody on 3:47 reminds me a lot the Titan Symphony from Mahler!
Gogolsuite 8 months ago
ohhhh ouiiiiiiii!
mascagny 10 months ago
I have listen, and i think the player is not Sviatoslav RIchter. Is not his sound and style.
LisztBusoni 1 year ago
@LisztBusoni
The player IS Sviatoslav Richter... even if you don't recognize his sound and style! ;)
truecrypt 1 year ago
Beautiful. Is this the Hungary, Florence or Lugano performance?
chazinko 1 year ago
@chazinko
No, it's earlier recording from Moscow.
truecrypt 1 year ago
The sound is very good for 1950s (?) - you did a fine transfer. Thank you!
chazinko 1 year ago
Comment removed
FatToti 1 year ago
ça c'est génial
lklkhjhjdfs 1 year ago
this is perhaps the most beautiful piece i have ever heard, what with the arpeggiated chords and the emotion throughout it
squash1532 2 years ago
it is sad that richter had so many problems when getting older. His cancelling concerts in the big western cities of europe were legend... I could hear one of his last concert in Paris, was great even if it was no more the virtuous richter with a virtuous program... His conception for any musicpiece was always great. No one did so much different music in his life....
uhartchristian 2 years ago
This is what makes Richter such a fascinating pianist. His Appassionata could be the most aggressive and yet here, he is sublime. And his Schubert can be anywhere - but that is what makes him fascinating. He treats every piece individually.
PIanoReview 2 years ago
sublime, unico, c'è tutta la vita in questo corale!
permea 2 years ago 2
Alfred Cortot once declared the prelude, choral and fugue the best piano composition ever penned. Richter does it justice.
wzm4114 2 years ago 6
somehow this is the first piece I always remember whenever thinking of Richter...specially those divine top melody pointing notes, it's heartbreaking music.
goldenagepianist 2 years ago
Thank you for putting this up, it is one of the most beautiful renditions of the Franck. Does anyone know where to get this on CD?
moonwater86 3 years ago
i believe that this is Franck's masterpiece without being myself a musician.This rendition,also, sounds excellent!
suprematismus 3 years ago
what a knock out!
I also love Perahia's somewhat more lyrical and subdued rendition, wonder if anyone could upload it. his superb Lizst/Frank recital is sadly out of print
punkpoetry 3 years ago
Pure beauty!!!
HiyaHolaHey 3 years ago
sem duvida um pedacinho do céu...
isabvaz 4 years ago 4