[Christopher Nupen Films A09CND] ASHKENAZY, Vladimir: Master Musician
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Ashkenazy plays Chopin (live) - Waltz in E flat major 'Grande Valse Brillante' Op. 18by ClassicalRecords32,613 views- 1:53
Vladimir Ashkenazy & Edo de Waartby s0062218,512 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy - In Conversationby PhilharmoniaLondon15,568 views
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Ashkenazy plays Chopin (live) - Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 35, First Movement [Part 1/4]by ClassicalRecords16,632 views
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Evgeny Kissin - Chopin Etude Op.10 No.12 (Encore)by kiesworld8656,170 views
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Ashkenazy plays Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit - Scarboby shrinkingglasses50,108 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy Rachmaninov No.3 -part-by sanmariecom6,608 views
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Ashkenazy - Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18, PART 2 - I. Moderatoby lau3999,325 views
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Ashkenazy - Rach 3 Ossia Cadenza (AUDIO ONLY)by Haeronthegreat29,288 views
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Ashkenazy plays Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit - Ondineby shrinkingglasses36,872 views
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未来への教室（１）by asiafin1,750 views
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The Great Gate of Kievby ClassicArts2893,322 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy and the Sydney Symphony for 2010by SydneySymphony1,642 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy - Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1 - L.A. Philharmonic Orch. - Carlo Maria Giuliniby capitantotti6,628 views
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Rachmaninov 2, 1-st movement (Fragment 2) Andrei Gavrilov Moscow farewell concert with Ashkenazy, LPOby Puchjok5,015 views
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Rachmaninoff piano concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18- Ashkenazy-Previn-Tempo 1 Part 1by FabioThePianist44,069 views
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Nelson Freire with his dog, plays Villa-Lobosby cholapat9,075 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy interview # 2 by Tomi Lindblom (2003) / Finlandby Doctor007001,142 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy over Jean Sibeliusby avroklassiek2,423 views
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Vladimir Ashkenazy Interviewby PhilharmoniaLondon10,464 views
@chopin5440 cool facts =D
anonymousQ45 10 months ago
@anonymousQ45 I would think that they were stressing his Russian lineage because at this time the Cold War was raging and showing this wonderful pianist and saying he's Russian helped show people a better side of Eastern Culture than the nuclear annihilation stereotype they were being tagged.
chopin5440 10 months ago
'A RUSSIAN' why is that so important that they have to keep stating it over and over again
anonymousQ45 1 year ago
@TheCinemaization He has achieved an incredible amount and he has always been my hero. The main interview he spoke about not having large hands, the main one was when the Guardian interviewed him on the way in a car to a concert in Birmingham (They briefly discussed the Tchaikovsky No1 concerto. It is made for large hands and he still played it brilliantly and was joint winner of the 1962 Tchaikovsky competition}. He played it incredibly brilliantly. I have endless respect for him.
cattleman6420012000 1 year ago
@cattleman6420012000 Considering the tricky stuff he did play, i.e. pieces containing wide chords, I'd find it hard to believe his hand size hindered him at all.
TheCinemaization 1 year ago
@TheCinemaization The Liszt he did play he played brilliantly. There is a lot of Liszt he didn't play because he has small hands.
cattleman6420012000 1 year ago
@cattleman6420012000, One thing I know he didn't play was Liszt's Sonata in B minor.
TheCinemaization 1 year ago
If the vital juices are Russian, how about a clip from the Rachmaninov Corelli Variations from this DVD?
chazinko 2 years ago
A truly wonderful pianist. He performed almost the total piano repertoire.
cattleman6420012000 3 years ago
Ah, never mind - I've answered my own question (thanks for nothing, Naxos people!). It's Beethoven, Bagatelle in B minor, Op. 126/4 (there's a Richter performance here on YouTube).
sk8ir001 3 years ago