Vladimir Horowitz - The Last Romantic 8/12 Rachmaninoff - Prelude in G-Sharp, Op 32, No. 12
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Is it possible to reload in the correct key?
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@ClassicalMusicPL Thank you for the elucidation, I was in the wrong. You have to admit though that the profile of Toscanini looks devilishly like Padarewski.
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@PhillyB702 Yes, but I believe it was in the 40s...
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Such wonderful music played so exquisite and full of emotion, Rachmaninoff would enjoy his playing so much!
Amazing!
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wow! This was my encore piece in my graduation solo recital! Full of memories.
Love Horowitz's interpretation.
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Which are the other portraits besides Rachmaninoff's? The one on the left is either Medtner or Padarewski the one on top is Rubinstein I suppose.
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Did he ever record the second?
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That tiny bit of the Second sent a chill down my spine. Rachmaninoff just comes naturally to him.
LOL!!
Wife: Don't be afraid, say Rachmaninoff....
Horowitz: Rachmaninoff was a pianist!
ytschlittk 10 months ago 13
Hearing Horowitz speak about and play Rachmaninoff is like a glimpse into another world. There was once a time and a place when men such as this achieved incredible heights of artistic triumph. Today, that world is lost.
HotSo0P 5 months ago 10