Sviatoslav Richter in Moscow (April, 1958) Liszt, Beethoven
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2011
- Liszt
00:00 - Vallée d'Obermann
13:52 - Au bord d'un source
17:00 - Sposalizio
25:41 - Aux cypres de la Villa d'Este
32:02 - Sonetto 123 del Petrarca
39:06 - Gondoliera
44:08 - Canzona
46:48 - Tarantella
Beethoven
55:29 - Sonata No.8, Op.13 'Patetique'
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A truly transcendental recital with Richter at his peak. Surely one of the great Liszt performances of the last Century.
To cite a couple of examples - for me his Vallee d'Obermann has never been surpassed for its profundity of expression and the Tarantella is simply breathtaking.
A 21st Century Richter has yet to be discovered.
Liszt and Richter, always wonderful, terrific, beguiling, magic... Thanks!
Sempre un piacere ascoltare Richter, nel suo più assoluto dominio del piano ! (Ad es. Ne Les Années de pèlèrinage d' Italia tutti ascoltiamo Le fontane di Villa d'Este, il Nostro Aux Cypres de Villa d' Este , egualmente bello; ecco, anche questo è Richter: imporre all'ascolto del pubblico, tra brani di più sicuro ascolto, con la stessa dignità , brani o totalmente negletti o ingiustamenti trascurati o ingiustificatamente messi in disparte, non voglio poi pensare a quelli di ardua difficoltà etc...
best pianist ever recorded, playing exactly as written.
What a terrific performance! It's my first time to listen to List's pieces played by Richter.. wow, Richter is a true musician and artist ~!
What a recital! And it's probably only half of the programme.
Oh, what a near perfect program! I would have loved the other Sonetto del Petrarca (the104), added into the bargain, but I guess one can't have everything...
I heard him in concerts in early late 60s-70s several times, but never Liszt!
Thanks for uploading this!
There are quite outstanding perdormances in that registering. The Vallée d'Obermann is quite expressive through its various modes of writing, and the sonnetto de Patrarca is delicately crafted (as is "au bord d'une source"). It is intersting to note that Richetr did nit choose the most known and played pieces aof the "Années de Plerinage". For instance, he chose 'aux cyprès de la Villa d'Este' instead of the fous 'Jeaux d'eau'.
The "Pathétique" of Beethoven is also excellent, but here we have more competitors.
Also, every time Richter's "patetique" is Brilliant..
it's a pity the audience was plagued by tuberculosis ..
Hahah, exactly!
мерзкая публика,всю запись испортила,и зачем больными ходить на концерт,ИДИОТЫ!🖕😱
Shocked at how briskly he takes Beethoven's Grave tempo sections.
Why not?
he was an anti communist . great
He was completely apolitical, he literally didn't know enough about politics to take an informed stance on any political topic beyond how certain decisions by this or that government official affected his life.
I watched part of Richter, The Enigma recently and I recall the part where it shows him at least slightly annoyed with the reaction to Stalin's death in March 1953 (but unfortunately did not see any footage on Prokofiev's death, who died the same day as Stalin did)
At Stalin's funeral, he played GERMAN composers-- and got booed. Never stupid enough to get himself in trouble.
Peccato che le registrazioni dal vivo di Richter siano sempre rovinate da qualcuno che tossisce.