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This "wrong note" dissonant effect is more audible at the Cortot version of this etude. Generally, Cziffra wasn't as good as his teacher at playing Chopin...

@adamdcFaN somebody, anybody dare saying such a thing... pity... you aren't a musician my friend... no offense...

Well, about the "Composer"-"Performer" topic...

1. Shostakovich was second the first Chopin Competition when ill in 1927,

2. Generally, Composers mainly write what they can play, no more, no less,

3. Example: Bach-Busoni Chaconne was played by Busoni (performance existing in the YouTube). The per...

@tcombs85 Disagreed. Imagine, the cadenza in the first movement is not a cadenza actually... This concerto has captured a technique so demanding, and though it describes the image it wants to... So deeply inner it is, speaking of a suicide, so simple the three-note theme is on the contrary of the...

@meriadocbrandebouc exercise "maestro's mind"!!!!

About the "Better" or "Different" interpretation, my opinion is that the composer most of the times (not always) will play the piece exactly as he has imagined it to be. Here's an example: Bach-Busoni Chaconne is much better played by others than Busoni, his interpretation was almost boring. Alth...

@219loic along with "her" (Argerich), two of the [very] best players...

The only thing I didn't like (!) was at the end, the thirds with the starting theme (non allegro): they weren't piano, as indicated in the part... Although, who am I to judge something like this little in the whole personality of V. Horowitz...

@enriquem90 this, but they're quite equal...

Completely new soundcolours, coming closer to atonality in some points.... Unbelievable, very mature piece of work....

@Harry13ification σωστά, το αστείο πού το είδες; Γελοίο είναι...

@XAnalogmanX no, and that's what makes Richter's actual performance sooooo special: It's not a different chord, it is PLAYED differently (better)!!!!

@millriv Greetings, dear friend. Indeed, very nice in many ways. Cortot's playing is rather misunderstood, he is mostly considered to be second-class. Although, the 1935 Cortot's recording of Kreisleriana has some mistakes at the text. But yeah, if it would be clearer, it would be much better tha...

Well, I've heard about him that he knew playing all the 24 Chopin Études in every scale...