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There are many renditions of this wonderful Schumann work by a number of very capable virtuoso pianists, but few that really do it justice. This one is way up there. Indeed the only other that rivals it is Cherassky´s, also a live one. imho.
townsendjean 1 month ago
Che musica.. sublime, amatissimo , immenso schumann............
ilovescarlatti 8 months ago
Get Rubenstein out of the studio and this is the type of thing that could happen. Musicmaking of rapturous abandon.
aardvaark069 11 months ago
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Indeed.
Beckmesser2 11 months ago
What a fresh interpretation!
dgaranin 1 year ago
This simply touches the soul on so many levels.
advisorC101 1 year ago
This has a sobering effect that I've been in need of. Thank you.
advisorC101 1 year ago
God Schumann had a fucked up life!
brassmonkeyjew 1 year ago
The first edition is the one to use.
marcxopoco 1 year ago
yes yes!!! where's the rest? i love it. please please please post the rest
maryann1025 2 years ago 6
yep, those triplets in the 1st variations are in the Urtext version. pogorelich does them as well.
marcohorowitz8 2 years ago
He did 2 editions. First one in 1837, and the next one in -52. The first one, there are triplets, and some variations are in the ending as "anhang". However, in the latest edition, the triplets are gone, and some of the Anghang-pieces are put into the original piece., so it's not Urtext's idea... if that was what u meant... :)
Pianisteny2k 2 years ago
The best and lively I have ever heard! Great!
cassyrussian 2 years ago 4
This is a truly greatest performance of the Symphonic Etude. Emil Gilels must have heard him played the piece.
josephtyeung 2 years ago
Please! I must hear the rest.
CHAYAMARO 3 years ago 14
Thank you for posting this great performance! Where is the rest?
veseli601 3 years ago 10
One fascinating thing Rubinstein does is includes the triplets from the first edition in the first variation which few pianists do.
pianiplunker 3 years ago 7
Did you mean the "Urtext" edition?
aewanko300 3 years ago
I wanted to hear from beginning to end - thanks for posting!
palcsi 3 years ago 2
That's right, live 'n and a decidedly paced, individual performance. I hv this somewhere; but will refer to this (and download to harddrive for posterity) -thank you for this living presence of greatness, B2
culturehorse 3 years ago