Hofmann: Rachmaninoff Prelude in G minor Op 23 No 5 (1923)
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Live wire!
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They didn't use electronic microphones at all in 1923. It is an acoustic recording.
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Precise and strong. Just like a military march is intended to be. 2 thumbs up.
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@brosephjames but they had cheaper Neumann microphones back then.
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@loboris1995 No he does not. While this is a very unique interpretation, both Rachmaninoff and Horowitz blow him out of the water.
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my favourite compostion of Rachmaninoff.
mainly the "slow" part is beautiful, the most difficult part.
even if i think, my father would have played it better...
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Sensational playing. I think the young Horowitz took Hofmann's lead in his first recording of this prelude.
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@Logistica11735 WTF!!! Bad move, bad comment, IDIOT!
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Epic. The slow version blows.
Deadperson213 3 years ago 28
They didn't have $5k Neumann mics back then bro.
brosephjames 2 years ago 18