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Gran Interpretación,

Found this album in my great grandma's things after she died in 1991 when I was 11. Haven't heard it in 30 years. Great audio quality in this upload.

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An unjustly underperformed work, and Kempff's performance is just so pure and transparent, no hype, no pyrotechnics, just Beethoven's genius revealed.

MAGNÍFICA INTERPRETACIÓN

La mejor versión de esta obra.. La toca de un modo magistral y es un momento muy especial para mi oir esta versión con este gran virtuoso.

Thank you Denon.

One of the greatest conductors of the 20th century...alongside with Walter, Klemperer, Karajan, Toscanini, Knappertsbusch and several others

Hi' Morgan I think is'nt Beethoven likebyou say, better Napoleon....I think?

Gracis e Michelangeli. I migliori per questo pezzo d'eterno.

I started out playing Dukes of Dixieland records then I finally got to see them in New Orleans , many years ago.

My favorite Dukes tune has always been Slide Frog Slide. Mexico City.

My grand pawpaw roger johnston was a drummer for them👍

Amo esta música!!!!!!

Fantastic!

Thank you, Oscar.

21:13, 45:46, 55:31

Mozart murió muy joven y nos dejó un tesoro en ...música

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this is not the first stereo pressing, the first was side b with railroad sound recordings, you are wrong

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Meilleure version du monde, j'adore !

28:41 = possibly the most beautiful classical theme ever composed! 😢

Estupenda interpretación. Una pregunta... ¿Concertus Hungaricus trae instrumentos originales o de época?

Vengo x los animaniacs😅

Un seul mot: Absolument sublime, les sonorités, la subtilité Il est difficile de trouver un mot pour décrire cette magnificence

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Good, but not as good as Asahina or Furtwangler.

bonita cancion

They are up holding the papa jack lane legacy

These guys ROCK !

La mía también

Poblocka piays Mozart - Piano Concerto Nº 23 ・・・I listen to this. FIRST TIME (^^♪　ありがとう。　*＼(^o^)／*

For me, Pennario is Rachmaninoff!

My absolute favorite 2nd Symphony performance, despite the cuts. Wallenstein conducted with an unusual combination of passion and intelligence. Many thanks for posting.

Pennario's rendition remains my number one favorite. Just beautiful!

Didn't find any version above this superior one ! This is a Masterpiece !

Poxa, dado interessante, gravação de 1957. O que é bom dura de verdade! The Dukes of Dixieland são muito bons, ouço quase diariamente vários desses grupos de jazz traditional, desde de Fletcher Henderson, Jelly Roll Morton e outros que nos proporcionam momentos de pura felicidade até hoje!

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The best among the best! Thank you!

It is a truly fascinating phenomenon for which I think there is no other explanation than an isolation that preserved German orchestral tradition, German sound. Globalisation uniformises everything, sometimes for good and sometimes for bad. And they also could avoid all the madness of the recording industry and the business of music in general.

Fabuloso

Zal gòed uitkijken,,

Questionable graphic design from CBS with Mehta swamping Beethoven! Imposing performance though.

My father's brought it home, when I was at least 10 yrs old, and I love it, the rithm it's incredible in 1969, we learn to dance the charleston, we had a lot of fun, good exercise Thanks.

Excellent performance which I have known since my youth. But one thing that has always troubled me is the drastic change in tempo from the opening measures to the remainder of the first movement.

Una autentica joya. Aquí en la ciudad de México este disco lo tenían a la venta en una bazar de discos que estuvo en la calle de Allende del legendario centro histórico. Yo era muy pequeño y nunca pude comprarlo. Mas tarde adquirí el famoso y super económico "Per-cus-sive Jazz" del músico de Canada Peter Appleyard y este jamas lo volví a ver. Ahora lo encuentro aquí y me doy cuenta que esta muy bueno. Gracias por compartir.

Pleasant edges and moderately interesting although Ashkenazy finds far more flare and Russian authenticity; Mata becomes sleepy, lacks essential Rachmaninov lyricism and is poorly held together.

Thank you so much for posting this. I first heard this recording on a cross-country 707 flight in 1969, and I literally did not listen to anything else for 3,000 miles, out and back. Over all the years, and many other recordings since, this is my all time favorite. Thank you again for the youthful joys returning