Béla Bartók Piano Concerto No. 1, Sz. 83 (BB 91) [0:02] 1. Allegro moderato - [1:01] Allegro - Tempo I - [3:46] Meno vivo - [3:58] Sostenuto - Più sostenuto - Allegro moderato - [5:32] Allegro - [5:53] Allegro moderato - Allegro molto - [6:38] Più vivo - [6:50] Tempo I (Allegro) - Poco più largo [10:03] 2. Andante - [18:18] Allegro - [18:30] 3. Allegro molto - [20:08] Sostenuto molto - Meno sostenuto - Tempo I - [21:23] Meno vivo - [22:27] Più vivo - [22:42] Tempo I - [23:26] Meno vivo - [23:38] Più vivo - [23:57] Ritenuto - Più vivo - [24:40] Meno mosso - Tempo I Maurizio Pollini, piano Seiji Ozawa, conductor San Francisco Symphony April 16, 1971 San Francisco, San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center, Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
I've been listening to this piece for 5 years already. It sounds surprisingly odd the first time you listen to it. However, once you dig deep into it, it is addictive. This concerto deserves to be and is in my listening repertoire.
Béla Bartók
Piano Concerto No. 1, Sz. 83 (BB 91)
[0:02] 1. Allegro moderato - [1:01] Allegro - Tempo I - [3:46] Meno vivo - [3:58] Sostenuto - Più sostenuto - Allegro moderato - [5:32] Allegro - [5:53] Allegro moderato - Allegro molto - [6:38] Più vivo - [6:50] Tempo I (Allegro) - Poco più largo
[10:03] 2. Andante - [18:18] Allegro -
[18:30] 3. Allegro molto - [20:08] Sostenuto molto - Meno sostenuto - Tempo I - [21:23] Meno vivo - [22:27] Più vivo - [22:42] Tempo I - [23:26] Meno vivo - [23:38] Più vivo - [23:57] Ritenuto - Più vivo - [24:40] Meno mosso - Tempo I
Maurizio Pollini, piano
Seiji Ozawa, conductor
San Francisco Symphony
April 16, 1971
San Francisco, San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center, Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall
What a magnificent performance of this great work!
It’s hard to believe that this was more than 50 years ago… go back another 50 and you are in a time before this marvel was composed.
One of the Best Rendition of this Concerto.
I've been listening to this piece for 5 years already. It sounds surprisingly odd the first time you listen to it. However, once you dig deep into it, it is addictive. This concerto deserves to be and is in my listening repertoire.
Great performance and beautiful sound recording. Thank you
Fantastic performance of fhis incredible concerto !
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Better than Abbado Pollini… awesome!
this is a better performance (or perhaps just a better recording), but it just exposes the flaws that much more clearly.
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Thank you so much! I’m always encouraged by your words, and happy to share love for our Maestro. Your words make me prepare new gems for you 🎅