Lívia Rév Chopin Nocturne for piano No. 19 in E minor

Livia Rév Chopin: Nocturne for piano No. 19 in E minor, Op. 72-1 (posth.), B. 19
Livia Rév, who was born in Hungary, started her musical education with Margit Varro. It was evident from a very early age that she was exceptionally talented as she won the Grand Prix des Enfants Prodiges when she was nine. She made her debut with orchestra when she was twelve performing the Mozart E flat Concerto for two pianos.
In later years she studied with Leo Weiner and Szekely at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, with Professor Robert Teichmuller at the Leipzig Conservatory, and with Paul Weingarten of the Vienna Conservatory. She also won the Grand Prix de l'Academie Franz Liszt.

Sir Malcolm Sargent first brought her to the notice of the British public after a successful orchestral concert. Since that time she has been a regular visitor to the United Kingdom, and has played more or less everywhere both in recital and with orchestra.

Madame Rév plays regularly all over Europe and has been the soloist with such conductors as Sir Adrian Boult, André Cluytens, Jascha Horenstein, Eugen Jochum, Josef Krips, Rafael Kubelik, Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt, Konstantin Silvestri and Waltert Susskind. In 1963 she was invited to make her debut in the United States by the Rockefeller Institute. Subsequently she made her New York debut with a recital at the Town Hall which was oustandingly successful.

For some years now Madame Rév has made her home in Paris. Between her travels to Japan, Hong Kong, the Middle East, Africa and elsewhere, she teaches at the Université Musicale Internationale de Paris. Each year she gives a public masterclass on interpretation which is always very much appreciated.

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• Lívia
• Rév
• Chopin
• Nocturne
• Hungarian
• Piano
• Pianist

[marginallymental]

Livia's playing is just so elegant and discreet, and yet there's such a marvelous coiled up emotion under the muted phrasing. And she gives a masterclass each year in Paris, you say? HOW I ENVY anyone who can attend--let alone understand--such a class!

[michelmans]

Marvelously played!

[adickurig]

She looks just like my grandma.

[gamminggod303]

Chopin is amazing, I feel like Livia Rév knows and respects this. Her music is some of my favorites.

[lufeben]

wonderful, simple, pure music!!!

[TheEmersonBlack]

I listen to this and I just want to melt. Wow.

[touristtam]

Thanks for sharing :))

[julywapo]

Woow!!!... Hermosa interpretación de Chopin. Con todo el respecto, es la mejor interpretación que eh escuchado de éste Nocturno.

... Tan limpio, tan profundo y azul, tan balanceado.

[puccini4711]

sooooooooooo beautiful diffrent sound and soundcollor.genial.

[ClassicalPianoRubato]

@sethsakeeper lol - love this comment...

This piece is absolutely stunning.

[TheCitronable]

One of the best i've ever heard, maybe the best! Very good job!!!