most likely a normal Steinway model D, except Moravec was a master of touch and also kinda capable piano tuner, so he was able to get the hammers to his preferred condition. Furthermore, I think he recorded this sonata in 1970 with Connoisseur Society, which back then was an audiophile studio, I really doubt there is a better classical recording than that of Moravec Chopin's Nocturnes with Connoisseur Society from 1965.
This is the recording that made me adore this sonata!
Feinberg !
That was fantastic!
How to get a morning off to a great start!
Cheers!
Glorious!
The chords before the allegro are very similar to the end of the second movement of scriabin's 4th sonata.
Which piano was used to play this ? My fav piano
most likely a normal Steinway model D, except Moravec was a master of touch and also kinda capable piano tuner, so he was able to get the hammers to his preferred condition. Furthermore, I think he recorded this sonata in 1970 with Connoisseur Society, which back then was an audiophile studio, I really doubt there is a better classical recording than that of Moravec Chopin's Nocturnes with Connoisseur Society from 1965.
Why can you hear so many people talking in the background-- ruining an incredible recording