Referentzhunter

Surprised by how much i liked this.

yes indeed, one of the great pianists of the century

and again, the Pallas pressing

Frans Liszt Années de pèlerinage, 1st Year ('Suisse') (1952 'Live') * Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat major / Kirill Kondarshin / Philharmonic Youth Orchestra Moscow (1972)

Thriftstore-find ! I One day i compared the original Byron Janis / Kirill Kondrashin, Rachmanininov's third Piano Concerto on 'Mercury' with a 'Brilliant' release and they did sounded exact the same. Conclusion: Brilliant uses original sources. These boxes do sound excellent ! Frans Liszt Sonata "Après Une Lecture De Dante" * Mephisto Waltz No. 1 * Études De Execution Transcendante (Selection) * Rhapsodie Espagnole

thriftstore-find

He recorded the Caprices 5 times. This is his second recording on Decca. I bought the third recording (1959,Decca) Japan-release.

thriftstore-find. My introduction to these Caprices. I am going for on of the Ricci recordings or Mintz recording in the future.

Superb version

The Pogorelich-show

yesss ! There was a time i thought Karajan was a musical-flop ... ,i was wrong.

Symphony No. 2,3, Variations on a Theme by Haydn & Tragische Ouverture

Symphony No. 1

ok, one of the fantastic gripping pieces but i my opinion there is way more to discover. Both 4 Impromptus, Rondo D 951, Allegro D 947 (Lebensstürme) and more. The D 960 Sonata is one of my favorites to nevertheless.