Sviatoslav Richter in Moscow (December, 1954) Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Debussy etc.

Tchaikovsky
00:00 - Sonata Op.37
Rachmaninov
30:32 - Prelude Op.23 No.1
34:18 - Prelude Op.32 No.9
36:43 - Prelude Op.32 No.10
42:01 - Prelude Op.32 No.12
44:11 - Prelude Op.23 No.8
47:05 - Prelude Op.32 No.7
49:06 - Prelude Op.32 No.1
50:16 - Prelude Op.32 No.2
53:23 - Prelude Op.23 No.2
56:39 - Prelude Op.23 No.4
01:00:49 - Prelude Op.23 No.7
Debussy
01:03:19 - Cloches à travers les feuilles
Liszt
01:08:15 - Valse oubliée No.1
Chopin
01:10:52 - Etude Op.10 No.3
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[@wolfgangklofat594]

Among the lot of composers especially Pjotr Tschaikovsky was one of Sviatoslav Richter´s favourites. In this way this Grand Sonata was his own - combining the Russian-European pathos and melancholy, in which his piano playing was living from the first to the last tone.

[@gerardbegni2806]

All these pieces are masterly interpreted, that is for sure, but the highlight of the concert is probably the great sonata of Tchaikovski in G major, which we have so few opportunities to hear in concert. We have here an awesome rendition.

[@uhartchristian]

The Tchaikovski Sonata is so rarely performed. But what a great composition.

[@jennyjang5894]

And so great performance..!brilliant interpretation ~~

[@jennyjang5894]

Richter is an embodiment of human intellectual evolution..~

[@jennyjang5894]

Heavenly.. far beyond words!!

[@andrewkennaugh1065]

But you've used words...to make your excuses...😆😊Find another medium ...
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[@jennyjang5894]

@@andrewkennaugh1065 what does that mean?? I'm just here to listen to music i like.. that's it.

[@margaretmusicgrace]

Heartfelt thanks for your apt antidote to all the envy and malice he inevitably attracts.