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Such a joy to listen to.

Love this performance❤️

The Most Risky thing in the world is to not have your hands ner rhe keyboard ! The further they are away the more chance of playing falling on the wrong keys. How rubinstein and others do and have done this I will never know. DeLarrocha plays this mny artists do . See Richter in Ravel Miroirs . It adds urgency and very real drama to lift hands high :it is in itself a visual spectacle . Rubinstein does this elsewhere even in chopin and it makes sense where he does it but I would rarely dare and certainy not big chords this far away . I'm astounded every time I see this. How is it that there is no film of Geiseking .Solomon?

1:32

2:08 what piece he play at 2:08??

If she smiled her face would crack. He does all the smiling. Bless you maestro.

1:02 Wanda looks fearsome

Horowitz, in my opinion, was one of the greatest pianists of all time. Some of his recitals were so magnificent that when he was finished the audience would remain silent for a while, and then erupt into a standing ovation! So it's very amusing that his wife is dismissive, and expresses annoyance at his demonstrations!

2:26

Horowitz behaves like a disobedient, stubborn child! 😛

"Sneaky sneaky, Sir."

I did not know he was such a kind man.

Horrible technique is fun to watch

A wife named Wanda ... I always wondered how Vladimir never stopped being a genuinely happy person 😮😂

0:51 Horowitz playing a few bars of the great Art Tatum's arrangement of Tea for Two...So many classical pianists admired Tatum, who played by ear due to extremely limited vision.

Why are they telling him to go to bed?

what song at 0:42 ?

His Mozart sounds like Schubert

What's with the dyspeptic gnädige Frau?

ルービンシュタインが話をしている時は、せめて画面の下の方に日本語役を付けて頂きたい、と思います。私はルービンシュタイン好きの高齢者です。彼が何を言っているのだろう、と想像しながら、画面をみなければならないのは辛い事です。

Well he was human after all! Love seeing this great pianist in this candid setting.

Suit and tie at home. He and Robert Fripp might have known each other

This is what happens when you let one jew out of the pale of settlement.

Imagine how he would play if he had proper posture. All my tendons, from my wrists up to my neck hurt just from looking at how he sits.

😂 " It's the same thing.." 🤣 what a character, love him more and more 💚

Looks like his wife not like what he's doing

That woman is irritating

0:42 music name?

Why did they say to him he should go to bed? Isn't he an adult to decide for himself?

does someone know 3:55 - 4:07?

Krystian, your performance is deeply musical and charming. BRAVO!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

It's too superlative! And Chopin must have room for the imagination! Paradoxical but it's true.

And on top of all the butchery, he was a braggart. 'I can play anything.' The question is - HOW do you play anything? Answer: by distorting it beyond recognition. What a complete fraud this man was.

06:24 Madame Curie didn't invent radio. 🤣🤣 She developed theory of "radioactivity" - a different thing altogether.

Que maravilla ❤

Glorious.

It’s a real sad reality that we don’t have Horowitz’s Rachmaninoff second concerto record 😢😢

He literally plays to his own tune, aswell as the tunes he does play, what a wonderful man!

*My favorite line from Wanda...LOL* 3:00

Talented musician’s wives are always so frustrated not to be at the center of the attention…

So delicate, so sublime. The pianist is in a trance.

Trolling Wanda the whole time. What a boss.

The true genius in music is NOT the interpreter (pianist or any other instrument player ) but the composer... Nowadays for commercial purposes one emphasizes on the interpreter since the composer of course is already dead ..

Magnificent, sinister, beautiful!

Wanda is a KAREN!!!! 😂

And a bit too fast.

Nice, but for me much too romantic.

A lovely middle eastern couple

2:27 just gets me everytime. I wish he would've recorded it.

what's that he is playing at 0:41