Sviatoslav Richter plays Schubert "Wanderer"

Part I
FRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828)
Fantasie in C major, D.760 "Wanderer"
Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo

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Music

Tags:

• sviatoslav
• richter
• schubert
• wanderer
• piano

[pianist007]

Lang Lang :  are you listening ??

[Sinfoniette]

This is way better than Bang Bang's. His so-called-rendition makes Schubert roll in his grave!

[CharlesVilliam]

Lang Lang is like a modern SLR camera, really contrasty but artificial; Richter is like an old summitar lens with the parfum of the 40s.

[alejandrolopezcinca]

I didn't understand how big could be the difference in feeling between two different master interpretations... First I came at Lang Lang's due to Youtube, and finally I've arrived here... My God, my heart knows really well which one belongs to eternity. Thank You Mr. Richter

[awesomekapownoises23]

WOW! The hungary this is better than richters hungary recordings, in which he plays an A bass note in the first G Major chord, (still good though)

[reviewsvoiceontube]

Helluvaplay...I like this version alot .Stunning. Thank you.

[Botchlae]

Dong Dong feels ashamed.

[AldenHardaway]

@alienalienss I hear and know exactly what you mean! I just heard a good friend of mine perform the whole thing for a master's degree recital; a balance between Liszt and Schubert is paramount with this!

[johnalt16]

@Sinfoniette What a load of utter nonsense. Whilst I accept difference in opinion, it's laughable that you think you can criticise on the composer's behalf.

[alienalienss]

This comes across as better than Pollini's, even with the low sound quality. Not that I disliked Pollini's. But when Richter plays it, you can hear why Liszt loved this piece so much.

[RichHaezaert]

Various performers interpret differently according to their teachers. Most people have a different outlook on most things, force, dexterity, textural interpretation, feel and touch with the composer,etc, but can any one performer really understand EVERY composer, and interpret.?