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VICTOR MERZHANOV - TCHAIKOVSKY. The Seasons: November

Victor Merzhanov, piano Tchaikovsky. "The Seasons", op. 37-bis: 11. November (Troika) Recorded at Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory on January 12, 2007. Victor Merzhanov was once called by a Swe...  
 
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cheburato (2 days ago) Show Hide
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true masterpiece!
замечательно!
Quuee7n (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Viktor Merzhanov (born in 1919).
1941 - Moscow Conservatoire graduation
piano class (prof. S. Feinberg)
organ class (prof. A. Goedike)

1941-45 - Red Army, the tankman

1945 - All-Union competition
1st Prize (together with Svyatoslav Richter)
billyguns2 (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Phenomenal playing and music making from an age that has been lost to us forever. Many thanks for sharing this treasure.
iceprincess4evr (1 year ago) Show Hide
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amazing!!! im playing this right now for a competition and i hope to sound this good!! =)
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same :)
musicpaw (11 months ago) Show Hide
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me 2
brianchu8 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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learning this song... lol
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it is a pity there´s no more good record of this piece. well done, mr. merzhanov (but i don´t like your performance of chopin)
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I've never heard of this guy. I don't think his fame made its way to the U.S. unfortunately. Many subtleties in his playing, which I liked very much. It puts many new generation pianists to shame.
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