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Rosa Tamarkina plays Verdi / Liszt - Rigoletto - Concert Paraphrase for Piano, S.434

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Verdi / Liszt - Rigoletto - Concert Paraphrase for Piano, S.434
Recorded in 1947

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  • Dear Viktor,What is your opinion of this perfomance and why?

  • Very youthful, natural and played with enormous and almost "physiological" pleasure! I can feel that playing itself is a very enjoyable process for Tamarkina. She is not an *astonishing virtuoso* a la Cziffra, but absolutely irresistible personality!

  • Dear Viktor,How would you compare Rosa'a performance of this to Anna Essipova's?

  • Yesipova's performance is *staged*  as a theatrical act. Beautifully executed!

    Tamarkina's performance is more about operatic singing and less theatrical. Technically superb though!

    For the Stern Auditorium I would prefer Yesipova, for the Weill - Tamarkina would do better... ;)

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  • Gilels's first wife! What a thing to hear. One of my favorite female musicians turns out to have been the mate of my favorite male musician...

  • One of my favorite Liszt transcriptions played by such a talented pianist.

    Thank you.

  • The most musically satisfying interpretation of this paraphrase that I've heard. Technically superb. What a wonderful pianist!

  • Her playing is simply amazing. She would have been a major star. Her Chopin Fantasie is one of the very best as well.

  • she was Gilels' first wife...

  • Exciting piece!! A beautiful interpretation! I am currently learning this piece and she is an inspiration!!

  • Very "coloured" playing. Inner voices, flutes, cellos -- exceptionally well done, a full orchestra in her hands. And it is all done with a sort of spontaneity and ease. The interpretation sounds naturally breathed, not forced or studies. Impressive.

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