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Imagine doing these while improvising... (transcribed by me)
January 7, 1965: Carnegie Hall, New York City, New York (Studio)
Horowitz was preparing for his momentous return in 1965, after a hiatus of twelve years. Given the profound influence he had previously left on the music world, this was an event that was bound to create massive ripples.
In preparation for his once again debut at Carnegie Hall, he went through multiple rehearsals by renting the entire Carnegie Hall without an audience (which in itself is an extraordinary undertaking). This is an improvisation that he played to test the piano and warm up his hands before all practices during his first rehearsal in January 1965. Damn it, he must have either composed it beforehand or otherwise, there can be no doubt that he is mad (either way, it's epic). Just think about being able to play and utilize such passages routinely. That is why he is called a maestro...
Horowitz was preparing for his momentous return in 1965, after a hiatus of twelve years. Given the profound influence he had previously left on the music world, this was an event that was bound to create massive ripples.
In preparation for his once again debut at Carnegie Hall, he went through multiple rehearsals by renting the entire Carnegie Hall without an audience (which in itself is an extraordinary undertaking). This is an improvisation that he played to test the piano and warm up his hands before all practices during his first rehearsal in January 1965. Damn it, he must have either composed it beforehand or otherwise, there can be no doubt that he is mad (either way, it's epic). Just think about being able to play and utilize such passages routinely. That is why he is called a maestro...
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Vladimir Horowitz talking during a rehearsal (transcripted)
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January 7, 1965: Carnegie Hall, New York City, New York (Studio) i'm mad i think
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Not bad, Mr. Horowitz!
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April 27, 1972: CBS 30th Street Studio, New York City, New York (Studio) 0:00 1. Allegretto 1:59 2. Allegretto
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May 22, 1982: Royal Festival Hall, London, England (Live) Horowitz returned to England after 31 years since 1951, at the invitation of Prince Charles. He presented his most famous repertoire, including Rachmaninoff Sonata and Chopin's Ballade. Schumann's Kinderszenen also was performed in honor of the impending birth of Prince William. As Prince Charles was in attendance, Horowitz begins with "...
When he shows russian romanticism in 30 seconds:
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From the documentary "The Last Romantic" (1985).
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February 20, 1936: The Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Live) with Concertgebouw Orchestra conducted by Bruno Walter An astonishing legacy of Horowitz in his early years. Horowitz had hardly played concertos during his career, especially after the great comeback, when recording technology was developed enough to record all his performances in better sound quality, and this concerto wa...
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February 26, 1978: The White House, Washington, D.C. (Live) Nice arrangement, Mr. Horowitz!
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It seems like March 21 Version, not the January 17 version. In example, in the January 17 version, it has a mistake on 5:08. But this version is not. 이거 3월 21일 버전 같아요. 음질도 그렇고 전체적으로 1월 17일 연주와는 사뭇 다르군요
Pdf
Much of the tocatta reminds me of the c minor fugue from WTC book 2
I used to take my father who was a world War II navy man.we went to central park and saw the goldman band play stars and stripes forever. There were other ww II and ww 1 veterans there too.
Wish VH recorded Bach-Busoni Chaconne. I’m pretty sure this Masterpiece was on VH programs early on for awhile.
Maravillosa melodia
what a godsend, just started learning this one
This is some of the best Bach I've heard from Horowitz - - and generally I'm a big fan already
This is the only Bach he ever recorded, the rest is Busoni transcriptions
Is that really true? Not even a live recording? Would love to know of there was a particular reason behind it.
@@hansmahr8627 this is the live recording already. Unfortunately, there are no studio recordings or piano rolls either
@@user-fu7zf4ck9z when they did videos at home with VH in the 80s he plays part of a Bach chorale. It could have been a transcription
@@marksmith3947 that’s a Busoni transcription
The chords arrangement right before the Allegro gustoso is amazing!
There is a video of Princess Diana and Charles doing a state visit in Australia during the 80s and going to a conservatory where they ask if Diana can play the piano. And she sits down and plays this exact same part of Rach#2 as Horowitz here
Arr. by Yuji Takahasi, Japan?
You don't even read the description
geruwitz💀
Its been quite a while since the last scrolling score. Thanks for posting after such a long time 😊
Em minha modesta opinião,essa é a melhor interpretação da Grande Polonaise,by Chopin!!!! Esse Horowitz é GÊNIO ,DEMAISSSSQSE Tdo sem pedal,nota p nota ,dá p se ouvir!! P mim,é utópico,tocar desse jeito!!! BRAVÍSSIMO ,INRSQUECÍVEL HOROWITZ!!! BRAVÍSSIMO!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
RIP Gerubach!
Eternamente dentro dos corações de nós músicos.
What happened to Gerubach?
@@michicomunista3241 He passed away last year.
😢
@@Isegawa2001 how did he die?
Just this morning I was thinking and hoping about a new video of this beautiful channel... and here it is❤️
OMG scrolling score and Bach… Thank you so much for making this video
27:28
1:10 that drop
Inimitable VH
I'm saying this as Horowitz' #1 fan, the '75 performance is not good. The tone and character and delicacy of the '68 is streets ahead.
Extraordinary performance of an extraordinary piece! Such 'picture painting', mystery, the bells!
will you do the other improvisation?
probably
A new remastering of this recording has been released, and compared to that, this is pretty much shit. Listen to it here: th-cam.com/video/b7GPi53y7s8/w-d-xo.html
wow this is a mighty piece
師匠のリスト編曲と似ている部分と、タウジヒ独自のアレンジが面白い😊
I generally love and appreciate Rachmaninoff to the highest degree, but I have to say that I probably “don't understand” this piece, because I find it empty and ugly - and wonder whether it can really be by Rachmaninoff. Extremely strange and terrible.
Oh THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone explain what H did with Bydlo 10:00? Original written with 5 sharps - g# minor - here with two flats but these are always neutralised and H adds back all the sharps as accidentals making it much harder to read! There are changes - especially chord thickening - but the basis is the same notes so why change key signature?
You need to understand V _is not_ the one who wrote the score, in any case.
Inimitable VH. Lucky we listeners, that VH left several recordings of his Journeys with many Masterpieces for us to savor, listen to, learn from, & enjoy.
How can the world forget Horowitz? Its so sad :(
Thank you for uploading this!
This video is easy to see the sheet music. Thank you.
WOW! No body has the same fire-in-the-belly as Horowitz has in this stuff!
3:12 와 이거 뭐임 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 절대 못잊게 만드네 ㄹㅇ
SUPERB! Horowitz at the peak!
It is quite interesting to note that Scriabin follows the tonal principles but adapts them to his personality and to what he ants to express; hence a quai permanent tension.
In an interview with Horowitz once, Mike Wallace (CBS/60 Minutes) asked, "Maestro, how is it that your playing is so different?" He replied, "I love every single note." We hear that, and love his playing, always the definitive performance of everything he played, to my ear. 🏆🎹♥️
nice
Hey this guy's pretty good
He should really go professional.
Что можно сказать? Гений композитор, гений Горовец! Лучше не сыграешь.
Isn't this considerably faster than the "usual" virtuoso tempo? 7 minutes is a blistering pace
Совершенная музыка, совершенное исполнение!
No words
Beautiful ❤
And of course Horowitz plays this incomparably.
He couldn’t find an orchestra that matched his talent so played the solo version 😂
17:34 - Wow 👍👍
Beautiful.