EMIL VON SAUER - Liszt "MAZEPPA" (1925) Transcendental Etude no.4 (piano roll)
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Best recording of the Mazeppa!
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Mazeppa was a revolutionary galoping in the steppe.....
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Berman is great, but he recorded in tone-better and more flexibility studios
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exactly, the virtuoso shouldn't be abused
but I wouldn't call him superficial for that - he could have well been on to something
he tried to master a different approach with explosions of overwhelming virtuosic meaning, though his expectations of what Liszt had in mind for his horses running around with a piano on the piano (virtuoso style) were of course not the same
each of Liszt's students had different souls each one different from Liszt
.one of his students was a maniac I think
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@boohellokitty they are just virtuosos, but arrau its both virtuoso and musical
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@1993eph Come on....Both Berezovsky and Berman blow Arrau out of the water! His rendition is good, but he is nothing compared to these two Jews!
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Sauer was good, but I get the feeling that he plays the song for the virtuosic aspect of it. I mean, that's obviously there, but I feel that the song is about more than that. I think he was a little superficial with it. It can be more explosive and meaningful
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Sauer was good, but I get the feeling that he plays the song for the virtuosic aspect of it. I mean, that's obviously there, but I feel that the song is about more than that. I think he was a little superficial with it. It can be more explosive and meaningful
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This and Arrau's versions are the best!
sauer was a pupil of liszt, so i'd say its safer to trust his interpretation than the rantings of some wanna-be music critic on youtube 100 years later.
StrmUndDrng 3 years ago 21
I believe that is the piano roll which gives this mechanical impression
TheVieuxchat 2 years ago 13