This is just simply magnificent and very moving - thank you! This is Pollini at his absolute best; the integrity, passion, intellectual grasp, flawless technique - and here also the wonderful evidence of his incandescently beautiful sound at that time (helped by the most marvellous piano here) - this aspect of his playing often overlooked. What a beautiful recorded sound too, from a live source.
@@JohannesB100 As far as I know, this one from Paris is the only complete recording of this program in that period: there is a recording from Salzburg (22-8-89) but only with Beethoven 106 and Brahms 119. Then there are recordings from London (10-11-88) With Brahms (119) Schoenberg (op.19,23,25) and Stockhausen (V and IX) and Beethoven op.57; London(22-10-1988) Beethoven 106, Brahms 118 and 119, Schoenberg op.11; Milan(19-10-1988) Beethoven 106
@@guidosarpero6263 Wow, thank you for the info. I know the concerts from Salzburg and Milan, but never heard of the two concerts from London. By any chance, would you know where I could find them ?
@@JohannesB100 Thank you for reacting! I mean, 'Is this the same performance （or another place, take） , which was broadcasted on NHKFm? I cassette taped and listened many times.' Did you use a translator? Thank you a lot!
Questo meraviglioso concerto era già in rete, ma con una qualità sonora molto inferiore a questa. Grazie infinite Johannes di queste perle che ci regali.
L’ho visto dopo un concerto a Ferrara accendersi una sigaretta mentre la precedente non era ancora spenta… era la fine degli anni novanta… il concerto non era andato proprio bene… una sonata di Liszt con diversi importanti “incidenti”, ricordo anche che la polacca fantasia di Chopin aveva problemi di memoria. Erano forse le prime crepe di questo monolitico, pazzesco, incredibile, straordinario pianista. La facilità con cui fa il finale dell’op.119 n.4 è disarmante. Pollini n.1
Infatti! Prodigioso! Credo si farebbe prima ad imparare a memoria l’elenco telefonico di Rieti 😂… ma anche lui ha avuto alti e bassi…. Come tutti, e per questo lo amiamo ancora di più!
This is just simply magnificent and very moving - thank you! This is Pollini at his absolute best; the integrity, passion, intellectual grasp, flawless technique - and here also the wonderful evidence of his incandescently beautiful sound at that time (helped by the most marvellous piano here) - this aspect of his playing often overlooked. What a beautiful recorded sound too, from a live source.
Благодарю!
Соната Л. Бетховена
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2.05.2024.
This is fantastic. Thank you!!
road from Beethoven of my 80s to contemporary
Thanks for making it revive the precious document.
これ、NHKFmで、金子健志の解説で放送されたのと同じ音源（別会場、別演奏）？カセットテープに録音して良く聞いたのが懐かしい。さすがポリーニ、明晰な演奏。
Do you mean the same program was broadcasted on NHKFm ? Didn’t know of that. This one was recorded in Paris
@@JohannesB100 As far as I know, this one from Paris is the only complete recording of this program in that period: there is a recording from Salzburg (22-8-89) but only with Beethoven 106 and Brahms 119. Then there are recordings from London (10-11-88) With Brahms (119) Schoenberg (op.19,23,25) and Stockhausen (V and IX) and Beethoven op.57; London(22-10-1988) Beethoven 106, Brahms 118 and 119, Schoenberg op.11; Milan(19-10-1988) Beethoven 106
@@guidosarpero6263 Wow, thank you for the info. I know the concerts from Salzburg and Milan, but never heard of the two concerts from London. By any chance, would you know where I could find them ?
@@JohannesB100 Sure. I got them. I ll send you with pleasure
@@JohannesB100 Thank you for reacting! I mean, 'Is this the same performance （or another place, take） , which was broadcasted on NHKFm? I cassette taped and listened many times.'
Did you use a translator? Thank you a lot!
Questo meraviglioso concerto era già in rete, ma con una qualità sonora molto inferiore a questa. Grazie infinite Johannes di queste perle che ci regali.
Magnifique. Très belle Hammerklavier
15:12 Op. 106, Beethoven
5:03
Qué es lo que toca de Brahms?
2月9日15:14
Pollini is smoking?
Pollini was a very heavy smoker, I guess no less than 30-40 cigarettes each day.
@@flaviodrusovalerio2825 Very naughty.
L’ho visto dopo un concerto a Ferrara accendersi una sigaretta mentre la precedente non era ancora spenta… era la fine degli anni novanta… il concerto non era andato proprio bene… una sonata di Liszt con diversi importanti “incidenti”, ricordo anche che la polacca fantasia di Chopin aveva problemi di memoria. Erano forse le prime crepe di questo monolitico, pazzesco, incredibile, straordinario pianista. La facilità con cui fa il finale dell’op.119 n.4 è disarmante. Pollini n.1
@@Spazio11GDL-si1ne Pollini ha potuto suonare a memoria la seconda sonata per pianoforte di Boulez.
Infatti! Prodigioso! Credo si farebbe prima ad imparare a memoria l’elenco telefonico di Rieti 😂… ma anche lui ha avuto alti e bassi…. Come tutti, e per questo lo amiamo ancora di più!
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