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A virtuosic tour de force!

A very difficult piece, both technically and musically. Even 5he master did not play it cleanly. Oh well, neither did I! Screw it!

Excellent but, actually, square. I like more risk and testosterone. Richter is fine, but always a bit "cool". 🥶

Thank you , amazing ! Any information about chronology of this masterpiece? When and where it was created ?

Richter Rachmaninoff radiant.

👍👍👍

Все гениальное- все просто Очень важно передать характер и Рихтер это смог

The GOAT.

Traurigkeit von Traurigkeiten, moeglich sie glauben- aber ist wirklich von "Illusorischkeit Vom Erfolg". Rasa ist am beste Dritte Decan Scorpius (heute aber, Dritte von Aquarius). Illusorisches Erfolg ist nicht genau so richtig... Beispiel Illusorischkeit Vom Erfolg ist, Erfolg- noeglich Beruehmtheit- grosses materialisches Besitzen- kann nicht immerzeits erfuellen, etwas mehr unbegreiflich, ins Erfuellen, kommte sinnlich und ins Gefuehlen... Innere Atman ist irgendwie nicht erfuellt...

Two performances of this make me cry. Always by Russians. Richter and Lugansky.

This is so much slower than his other more viewed performances. There's a better (more clearly audible) sense of the rhythm. Richter is one of the best interpreters of Rachmaninoff, as far as sticking to the sheet music, and able to telegraph emotion and the atmosphere of what he plays in the same category as Vladimir Horowitz, in my view.

Magistral. Incroyable Richter

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03:18

Brings out all the voicings...so clear... the phrasing and rubato is beautiful..amazing piece of music....

This sonata is probably the simplest to play among all Beethoven's sonatas, technically speaking. But it requires talent to play it with this climate.

This sonata isi andante, and he play very slow

Hardly you´ll find a Richter interpretation without any deep sense, even not in this "sonata facile" of L.v.B.

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Un genio fuera de serie!

The subtle direction of the profound piece is NW; this is also this aeon the subtle direction of Germanic Patriarchal Attribution... to say Northwest Wind is a sort of Expression in Paganism or Animism... Straif is the ogham, of course, most representative of this work; Our Best patriarchal direction to have is that of Scottish Celtic, NNE- the Anglican or English, Dutch and Finnish such attributions were removed from the aerth, long ago. The Patriarchal Direction of this country, using the Illusory Names America and U.S.A., has generally been the worst of the 32 such, called Penalty and Atavism. The Slavic or Balto-Slavic such attribution has not been removed from the aerth. This land is best and veraciously called Nova Scotia, or Alba Nuadh- no joke, using the English language is one of the worst; Scottish Gaelic, the top best; German and Irish Gaelic, possibly but less probably as good. Fast so gut, Deutsch und ihre Richtung! A condition called Jecethmeqeswyeq means very incredibly low energy, the "blahs", etc.; is the result of such patriarchal Dyssync. Thejerexzen or Shifting Yoga is the top best indication; Shifting to the Celtic Patriarchal Direction; the National Direction to West, same as subtle Germany, France and many other coutries. Official changes of country's Name and language would be very incredibly good. There can't be a country Britain, as it was removed from the sublimte 13 Hierarchical ones, was replaced by Scotland. The work can also be attributed with Saga...

Sviatoslam at his best. Carved out of granite, those chords.

Pianist Benno Moiseiwitsch (a very close friend of Rachmaninov) told this prelude was Rachmaninov's prefered one.

Opus 33, Number 4. Please correct your video headline.

I’ve listened to over twenty other performances of this prelude, from piano rolls of Prokofiev and Rachmaninoff himself up through Lang Lang and everyone in between, even obscure performances by people like Alicia de Larrocha, and chasing down leads (you must hear Cziffra!” “Moisewitsch!”) but the best performance, definitively, is this one. If I had the chops and had the ability to study this piece with any of the pianists I’ve heard play it, I’d choose Richter, hands down.

He really nails this sonata.

This is it...I have found it. I know already that there are none better than this. Richter, dear amazing Richter....

Andante 0:00 Allegro 5:29

Fantástico!

He is amazing.

The climax is exactly half way through.

Indeed the finest playing and interpretation. Never heavy, always mindful and so soo musical. Thanks for posting this.

No words can describe this performance. This is beyond piano and beyond music.

Listened to quite a few "renditions" prior to Richter's. The difference (big difference) is that R.'s the only pianist who's completely in control throughout. He knows where he's headed, always. With "the others" it's pretty much about "How can I get through this thing."

Nobody does it better sviatoslav my piano hero since 1972

Richter is astonishing. For those of us who have tried to play this... I desperately want to see his hands on the keyboard. How does he make this sound like this? I'm assuming it's not a magical piano that has six strings under each hammer or something. I struggle to get the volume correct with clean, crisp clarity.

Nobody like Richter!

incredible! So great!

So beautiful, deep, and transcendental... Pure and timeless... An amazing rendition!!

It’s the sheer volume of sound that Richter can create that separates this performance from every other (in that he could achieve this with a truly unique ability). This piece can be so ‘block chordal’ that lesser pianists descend into pure bashing to create what they perceive as the desired fortissimo effect. From 01:47 (a bit before the central passage starts) one can hear the exquisite balance and evenness on these bass octaves in the left hand. Richter never loses the roundness of sound and so the tolling sonority has a truly massive legato effect that carries the listener without knocking him/her unconscious at the beginning of every bar. His fortissimi are nuanced and graded so there is always progression and a sense of emotional travel in the phrasing, regardless of whether he is at the very depth of the piano’s register.

Четко

Such a sensitive escalation in this piece

wonderful

ЧУДЕСНО!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Bellissimo

Outstanding rendition and interpretation ~

3:28

Sviatoslav Richter est le héros de ma journée.

Wonderful!!!

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