Sviatoslav Richter. Schubert: Piano Sonata in B-flat major, D 960

[@SebastianWill]

I just amazing how Richter’s “singing” on the piano is more captivating than actual singing. It’s pure magic

[@safelyanonymous5717]

the definitive interpreter of this piece for my ears will always be slava richter- RIP to perhaps the greatest pianist

[@margaritafoncueva79]

Magico... infinito Richter... Gracias por existir y rodearnos de tanta belleza

[@RogerFleischer-p3f]

We live in an age where speed holds people in its grip to the point that we need a Schubert and a Richter to join forces to let us experience the power and beauty of slower tempos.

[@MargitNagy09-28]

@@RogerFleischer-p3f The tempos are mostly prescribed.

[@juditveronikatopal6607]

Heart-breaking and elevating.

[@jamesnickoloff6692]

Yes, both. In equal measure.

[@1celibidache224]

Incredible.

[@kleinigotti]

Best Version ever

[@1937paula]

Thank you for posting this! As the saying goes, "To die for."

[@GeorgeTengTV]

Genius.

[@mehmetiksel3081]

This is a perfect example of an interpreter going far beyond the composer's intentions.

[@RogerFleischer-p3f]

or rather, DISCOVERING the composer's intentions

[@yaelpalombo4093]

♥️♥️

[@водохлёбус-я7ц]

25:20

[@likbezpapuasov4888]

Genius. BTW, was it this sonata when Gould fell into deep trans at concerto of Richter in Moscow?

[@ФранцЛист-з2щ]

No, it's been D 894

[@MargitNagy09-28]

@@likbezpapuasov4888 Yeah. Hypnotized.

[@likbezpapuasov4888]

@@ФранцЛист-з2щ All nearby probably were scared to death that the guy fell into bettolepsia 🤣

[@guidosarpero6263]

Sorry, but the exact date should be 22-03-1973. On day 18 Richter played Bach, WTC

[@MargitNagy09-28]

Thank you, you are right. I'll fix it.

[@theenglishalpinist5031]

Jeepers, what a crawl. You don't need snail-speed to achieve profundity and beauty.

[@hajime832]

35:27