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核をつく本質的な演奏。幻想的で気品がありかつ情熱的。これはロシア的歌い方なのでしょうか。

So sad to hear that Sir Andrew Davis passed. I had a chance to meet him and be on the stage with him conducting Lohengrin in Chicago. He had a wonderful bass baritone voice and such a wonderful sense of humor

Merci

Hello, Richard Black. I liked what you said in ‘Pianist "Levels"?’ chat on pianostreet . T’was cool to hear an actual pro shed some light on the scheme. Godspeed!

Non guardo i capelli, anche se li vedo . Ascolto la Ballata e , suonata da lui : così forte e dolce insieme, ma non patetica sempre o esageratamente energica sempre, vorrei poter vedere non i capelli, ma la sua anima ! Comunque, in mezzo alla varietà di tocco ,di intenzioni , di colore, la intuisco , mi piace e mi persuade !

Tears... again......again................

Discovered Sarah Jane tonight. In La Traviata at the ENO and she shone outstandingly, her voice like a golden sword slicing through the clouds above the heavens. Praying for a long and fruitful career for this exceptionally gifted artist!

Wonderful video. Grazie tanto. ❤

Pity no photos of her!!!!😮

At 82.....Remarkably eloquent for a n y age. Privileged to have been in her class at Juilliard a n d Aspen 1960-1966....was at this concert.

Concerto Melancholic

He had a memory slip at 1:14, omitting the first iteration of What Should We Do with a Drunken Sailor, and interpolated a few of his own variorum embellishments, but NOBODY played this piece like Mr. Stevenson. He felt and articulated the soul of it.

Just discovered this work. Hearing this recording really won me over. Pity there aren't more recordings by her.

Another video ruined by ill-placed ads. Perhaps the many times I've listened to this before were on another site, but having an ad 3 minutes into this beautiful work is jarring. It's also disrespectful to the artistry of both Chopin and Stanislav Neuhaus. I dread hearing the rest, fearing that another ad awaits at some other inopportune moment. It's enough to make me long for the return of the Bolsheviks.

Malcolm Troup. My favourite Messiaen pianist of all time. David Kraft, PhD (Mus; diss. Messiaen on Birdsong, 2000).

Everything is there, artistic intelligence, spontaneous poetry, a sense of architectural structure. One of finest accounts of the 4th ballade I've ever heard. Was Neuhaus ever allowed to tour in the West?.

I adore Stevenson's playful-humouristic playing here. Specially on 7:25 and then the final bars, his intentioal impatience serves a great musicality.

Emozionante prima esecuzione di un'opera spartiacque nella vita e nella carriera di Castelnuovo Tedesco.

Absolutely beautiful

Wonderful, yet sobering performance:a dramatic soprano pulled out of retirement singing 100x better than anyone singing this role today, and an orchestra of young people 100x more talented than most over-paided and over-rated orchestras, starting with La Scala....

La mia Brunilde preferita. Anche oggi ❤️

This was a treat! Thanks for uploading.

A wonderful find! Thank you for this!

Very good recording - a good, rich string sound - sometimes lacking in modern advanced perfect recordings (!)

Will be helpful who are the teachers/,professirs teaching thd youmg musicians.. Names of students and pieces

English subtitles will help

The hair grows when finish the ballade

bravo! 👏👏👏👏 and if theres an area reserved for pianists in heaven, i can see Chopin greeting you with wild ecstatic applause! 😊

your fingers are each one a separate instrument .. magnifique!

那么大架钢琴是砍了多少棵树？

Happy Birthday, Dame Anne Evans! 🌺🎉🌷🎂🥳🌹

this is one of the best interpretations of ballade n 4, however, there is no such thing as correct speed, if I want to play faster I can, it's my interpretation watch murray perahia playing ballade n 4

There's the recording Ogdon made for EMI with Revenaugh which is in every way superior to this rather earthbound live performance. (I'm usually crazy about Horenstein.) There's at least one other live performance of Ogdon in this piece which is the most exciting of all, which I have but am unclear of where it was performed. I suspect Mexico City in 1977. The only problem is that the microphone has a different placement in the 1st movement from the rest of the concerto, where it is exceptionally close to the instrument. Or a second microphone that was inadvertently switched off was turned on.

Chopin to najpiękniejsza spuścizna dla ludzkości.

I HATE JATE JATE right hand dominant playing. In his case it is over done and non melodic. Listen to Horowitz play

Exceptionally clear and balanced (between the hands/voices).

Me encanta LA POLONESA, SU BIOGRAFÍA MUY INTERESANTE 🇦🇷💙🇦🇷 MARIANELANUÑEZ 💙❤️

Amo a FEDERICO CHOPIN 🇦🇷💙🇦🇷 MARIANELANUÑEZ ARGENTINA 🇪🇸 ME ILA POLONESA 🌹

Beautiful singer

RIP.

You have to listen to this thing at least twice to catch on to what Liszt was about.

Let me listen - again - to Mr. Banowetz.'s opening comments.

Thanks.

Died too early. His son, Bunin, the winner of Chopin Competition. I don't see much difference from many other contemporary young virtuosos in terms of technique. But more relaxed... that's what I wanted...

I wanna grow old just like neuhaus, with lots of hair 🤣 honestly it is the best performance I've heard of this piece, amazing!

Goosebumps everywhere all the time! Love it!!!

心が熱くなるような音色がブーニンそっくり。

Just stupendous, really!