JORGE LUIS PRATS ETINCELLES Moriz Moszkowski

[janvandoedelpuk]

He considers himself more of a musican then a pianist.

then why play these kind of pieces ?

[titusbeertsen]

@janvandoedelpuk Good question. Maybe because even a musician has the urge to show off now and then. Or, perhaps because this piece has a certain latin temperamental feel to it.

[TreblRebl]

talk about a piece i'd love to play....but never would be able to. oh to be born with the proficiency to play this music without having to slave over it

[penguinshin]

i like this very much, similar to guiterrez, unfortunatly he makes quite a few slips in the beggining, but a great performance

[concerto35]

A very impressive performance by a great virtuoso. Sure, Cuba should be very proud of him .

[mauibandeira]

Jorge Prats is unbelievable in every note.

[klavigen]

totally amazing, this mans brains consists of sparks- we his the real master of glissando

[badboychris3]

This guy is as good as Horowitz in this piece.

[Aul1kki]

I think this is even better, because this is clearer and you can hear every part. Also this sounds better.

[libetta]

horowitz hardly had the clearest of sounds, and he can get very sloppy at times due to his radical approach, but he has 'details' that few seem to match. i think this is a more virtuosic rendition (consider the age!) and of course, more clarity. both are wonderful nevertheless.

[meredith21846]

He is faster for sure but certainly not as subtle or entertaining.

[Halloojj122]

@meredith21846 Who are you comparing to?

[meredith218461]

@Halloojj122 Horowitz of course. On reflection an unfair comparison.

[Halloojj122]

@meredith218461 Hehe ok, i've checked it now, i still like this one better though.