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Lyapunov/Kentner make a tremendous duo. Had to look up some of the references. E.g. Térek is a major river in the Northern Caucasus that flows through Georgia and Russia into the Caspian Sea. Lezghinka (also spelled Lezginka) is a traditional dance originating from the Caucasus region, particularly among the Lezgin people..

I haven’t heard this specific version in years…. Lots of unique details as always. Pretty cool how some Faure kind of harmonies crept in by the 1978, makes sense given that he added some Faure into his rep by then.

im so happy to you upload horowitz restore video works one after another 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

It is very interesting and fun to notice the differences between his own versions of this lovely 'Carmen' encore - as performed in various recorded recitals throughout his long career ❤ Tremendous job with the recording 👏

thats sick man

Whoa this actually looks great… and he’s on fire in that cadenza. My favorite Horowitz rec of this still the 1944 Rodzinski broadcast

Incredible！

awesome! I'm rooting for you both HS and redacted. i think no winners who maded better results, but i hope you're proud of yourself for gave us more path of choose. thank you for sharing high quality remaster works with everyone ps im wating for full HQ video of 1968 horowitz TV recitals, but it doesn't matter how much time it takes! just do your best

Bravo to Horowitz, Mehta and the orchestra, and to you! 👏

What a Giant!!!!what a touch!!!what a sound!!!thank you so much!

kentner 1972 - lyapunov etudes: n2 4:18 Ronde des Fantomes n3 7:50 Carillon n4 14:17 Térek n5 18:25 Nuit d'été n6 26:57 Tempête n7 31:21 Idylle n8 36:56 Chant épique n9 44:55 Harpes éoliennes n10 51:13 Lezghinka n11 58:13 Ronde des sylphes n12 1:02:17 Elégie en mémoire de François Liszt

kentner 1972 - lyapunov etudes: n2 4:22 Ronde des Fantomes n3 7:55 Carillon n4 14:25 Térek n5 18:38 Nuit d'été n6 27:12 Tempête n7 31:38 Idylle n8 37:11 Chant épique n9 45:14 Harpes éoliennes n10 51:35 Lezghinka n11 58:39 Ronde des sylphes n12 1:02:44 Elégie en mémoire de François Liszt

6:57 for someone want to see her octave passage 9:48 Jeux d'eau

15:09 2nd mov. 24:38 attaca 25:02 3rd mov.

Cadence 9:49

da fuk that lightning run

0:00 op33 n5 1:41 op33 n2 4:12 op39 9

n2 2:16 n3 3:34 n4 5:05 n5 6:35 n6 9:46 n7 11:25 n8 16:35 n9 17:33 n10 18:29 n11 22:58 *n12* 26:25

Could you do the same with the other compositions that Arrau performs in this film ("Liebestraum" and "un sospiro")?😉

From the Miami piano festival. Thanks!

nice restoring

Its true. Arrau played done piece at incredible speed. But this 12 is not only fadt is also perfectly musical

Impressive

I adore Guiomar Novaes' fresh, light and simple interpretation of this Valse!

2nd mov. 7:49 3rd mov. 13:43 4th mov. 17:51

his comme le vent is so bravely, what a unique

Most unrelenting rendition of La Campanella! Absolutely stunning!

horowitz on his heyday,

wonderful remastered film

SOOOOOOOOO nice remastered video, thanks!!!! will you make more HD horowitz live performances?

0:14 No.1 in C major, "Preludio" 0:57 No.2 in A minor, "Molto Vivace" 3:12 No.3 in F major, "Paysage" 6:51 No.4 in D minor, "Mazeppa" 13:00 No.5 in B-flat major, "Feux Follets" 16:28 No.6 in G minor, "Vision" 21:45 No.7 in E-flat major, "Eroica" 26:02 No.8, "Wilde Jagd" 30:55 No.9 in A-flat major, "Ricordanza" 38:47 No.10 in F minor, "Allegro Agitato molto" 43:04 No.11 in D-flat major, "Harmonies du Soir" 50:43 No.12 in B-flat minor, "Chasse-neige"

his 1938 version of this tune is very close to my heart

Its such a beautiful piece. Where does this 1972 Kentner recording come from? Commercial release?

You can hear what all the Horowitz fuss was about! Is there a recording of Dohnanyi playing it? He was a seriously gifted technician.

Sorry … verglichen mit anderen Aufnahmen ist der Klang mal abgesehen von einem gut intonierten Steinway sehr uninteressant … die Phrasierung etwas steif ..

This is, by far, the best interpretation of this sonata I've listened to... (with my apologies to Richter, whose interpretations are far above all else, as well. He and Cziffra were, for me, the only ones who played truly well Lizst's works. Only them got the sheer energy and devilish speed needed to do so). This is otherwordly; it's not from this world... For me, this is as close as it gets to listening to Liszt himself.

The one and only Cziffra

Es kann nicht besser sein!!!

The best!!!!!!!?

My goodness ❤❤!!

Thank you for this otherwordly performance,in a spectacular recorded sound!!!

Wonderful! Any chance you could restore/clean up Michelangeli's interpretation of L'Isle Joyeuse? (ruclips.net/video/zgvRr_djB3o/видео.html ; ruclips.net/video/dIapP0cP5Vk/видео.html)

.....una dolcezza interpretativa infinita e senza posa. Trasmetterla così non è da tutti! 👏👏

I came across a video on RUclips many years back from this recording session it appeared with Brendel playing the Dante Sonata and talking about the program notes? Do you have that video as well? If so, please post, as I can no longer find it on YT. 🙏🏼

This is the fastest version I've ever heard. Arrau played faster when music required to be played faster. Listen to his op 10 n1 or some Schumann recordings

Bravo!!!!!! Grande Richter

Very beautiful interpretation and clear sound. Unbelievable control.😱 Thank you for sharing this great record.

Topaz has issues with text. The Steinway & Sons logo looks wonky at times.