Alicia de Larrocha Brahms Op. 83 2ns movt

Alica played this concerto hundreds of times wiht many orhextras's and conductors . . . New York Phil, Berlin Filarmonic, London and Manchester, Dallas, Denver, and many nore

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[yotsuya21]

This marvelous live performance definitely not the one come from the Berlin RSO with Eugen Jochum (1981) which I had the recording, may I know the orchestra and the conductor in this praticular recording? Thanks ~

[bcnjd]

with Pittsburg in 1982 with Previn conducting

[snaaptaker]

Wonderful!! She is certainly one of the greatest. I have been a fan of hers for the past 50 years and I had no idea that she played Brahms.

Could you PLEASE post the other two movements?

[enantiodrom]

I had no idea Larrocha had in her repertoire Brahms'Op 83, she was great indeed..thanks for posting it

[OrangeSodaKing]

Hmm, I think this is actually much better than Richter, Arrau, and Serkin.

[mvolkov11]

Yes, Tom, I am also ready to accept that Arrau could very well rise to that level,

and perhaps Serkin, but there was something special about that Richter recording. Have you listened to it? I also believ what you say about deLarrocha, would rather hear her play it than Arrau actually.

[tom345m]

@MISHA1119 NO. the only equally or better performance is Arrau's. Although i heard Alicia play this concerto live, and she was exceptional, FANTASTIC

[MISHA1119]

Simply colossal, better than both Rubinstein and Horowitz. The only performance on

a par with this is the legendary recording Richter made with Erich Leinsdorf and the Chicago Symphony in 1960, which is truly the Mount Everest of all Brahms B-flat concerto renditions.

[sharknosediesel]

This is fabulous. Will you post the third movement?

[civilbb]

May I ask which orchestra is it?