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@PhatPhat818

hopefully enough to upgrade his animation techniques

if it was a "source" of light, it would shine in the dark, you nits, if it's a reflection, it would only show when lit.

I've always wanted to say that one of the most important things I see Horowitz do is manage his position at the keyboard exactly where he wants to be and makes the shift at a precise, time, plus he looks at notes he's jumping to before he makes the jump. These seemingly simple skills have gone a ...

you'll notice it didnt interupt the tape she was mouthing to

You can play Bach on upside down Campbell soup tins and it would still amaze.

At 55 yrs of age this movie remains the greatest film I have ever seen with immaculate and imaginative direction from Capra and stellar performances. The storyline applies to todays faith/love and business/politics a stunning 74 years later. A timeless, great piece of art and a beautiful expressi...

Cortot brought the french heart of Chopin's music and he has found such a depth of musical insight.

@BillyDaMountain

so true. i heard him play the moonlight, les adieux, the tempest and the waldstein at the faculty of the U of Toronto waaaay back in i guess the late 70's and it felt like the ghost of Beethoven rose to be with us in the room. It was an unforgettable privilege. Kuerit's Beeth...

I can't get myself to hook on to the concerti. I just don't feel Chopin was in his element, despite the lovely ideas. I look forward to a day I hear them better, that has happened to me before with music I thought I didn't like, then grew into it. But for now, they feel contrived, no offense t...

@georgiannanyman

well said and so true

Well, I think the performance is spellbinding and just can't help feeling great affection for this artist. I admit it's tempting to like somebody because they are very beautiful, but just sipping my New Year's Eve sherry and puffing my pipe and looking out the window I am still spellbound by a m...

Superb touch and tone and amazing technique. A great artist, Ivo is. I love the clarity of his presentations.

@TheAshKane

Although I was never their best pupil due to my own laziness and arrogance, I studied with Jim Anagnason and Samuel Dolin and let me say this, FIRE any teacher that says "can't" and find one that says "can". Play the piece accurately at the slowest speed needed to count out loud at ...

The Boss.

What i love so much about this video is that at 2:10 you can see that Horowitz (the only true musician in the room) is as bored with Pletnev as I am, and continue to be. He (pletnev) has the imgaination of a piece of wood.

@townsendjean

What a load of crap. Just what does "surgically delicate" mean anyway? Your opinion relfects your stupidity, phoniness and ignorance. You're an idiot and don't understand music, never mind Chopin or Pogorelich.

Klemp hits the nail on the head, yet again. One of the great interpreters of all time.

Karajan remains the greatest conductor, and musical interpreter, in the history of civilization. Not only is every single note thought out, but it is placed perfectly from the point of view he is presenting it. The jealous and petty pebble-throwing-comments will do nothing to take away what thi...

I'd bet Chopin and Liszt would be stunned by this amazing interpretation. It's not just how he hits the notes, it's how he releases them. The strength of his hand and technique are absolutely at the top as he can play stressed ocatves like a caress. Ivo is really remarkable.

the glance happens just after 4 minutes in the g minor ballade, someone adjusts themselves in their chair during a very tender moment (that only Horowitz can give - like a drink of cold water) and they get that look from the master in return. Nonetheless this man was a gift from God, what a trea...

This is a very good tempo, the left hand is marked with staccato chords (with pedal) which gives the music a necessary movement forward... too slow - don't flow. Very thoughtful phrasing in the right hand.

I had the wonderful experience to see Steinberg conduct the Toronto Symphony back in the 1970's, (I think) doing Beethoven 6. His "Planets" are superb and he is one of the truly under rated great conductors of the 20th century. Oh, I must add, listen to the 1st mvmt of the 9th in this set, it h...

@csm120

no, you're thinking of dick cheney

I dont think this cat is playing, maybe the guy with the cam needs to find an alien that treats him this way... see how much fun it is then

After hearing Furtwangler, I always feel I have finally heard the piece played right.

It's Klemp, fasten the safety belts.

The man from headquarters

Absolutely superb.

I have never understood why people judge this great artist by whether or not he acts like a rock star on the stage or not, the fact is the result is superb and this is why Boulez is a great artist. People saying he's cold just because he doens't put on an act are sadly missing the music.

all these lies are totally based on the premise that we must "imagine". This is not science, it is fiction, and ... bullshit.

The Man from Headquarters.

I love her playing and her presentation. I would never dream of criticizing her, but I do wish the camera was still, in one spot, on the stage. Synchronizing camera angles with the music puts a very superficial feel to the video. I know these pieces and don't like to be taken for a ride in the...

She has something that the pretentious, prejudiced, ignorant elitists cannot take away from her. She has something that the academics, the critics and the internet/news group posters cannot remove. Pogorelich has it. Karajan had it. Gould had it. Karl Richter had it. Solti had it. Reiner ha...

@woahmcgee

It's called ego... if Barenboim had half the imagination Solti did, he wouldn't be sitting there, unprofessionally fidgeting, in a diva snit.

This video is a fraud. It has the sound dubbed over and the person responsible should meet with Capone's baseball bat. It is a profound insult to Perlman, who is a great artist and superb player.

@ClaytonsVids

Critics don't understand music, only social status, snobbery and pretentious destruction. Critics are jealous. Critics are mad that someone has broken the boundary of imagination and reality and gently brought others together in joy. Critics can't do these things so they take po...

If Ivo reads these posts, I hope he remembers that every great artist is placed into that lonely space by the short sighted people who are jealous of another person's gift and hard work. Please do not be discouraged by those who criticize with empty comments. They did it to Beethoven, Rachmanin...