12:39 what piece is this?

He’s beautiful

A very confused reading. No comparison to Boult, Barbirolli or Beecham

I love how Celibidache’s piano playing is more bel canto than Nilsson’s singing.

45:15 45:16 46:03

All that portamento

MAGNIFIQUE !!! très émouvant !!!! BRAVO ORCHESTRA E TOSCANINI !!!!! Giuseppina da NIZZA ❤❤❤❤❤

This soprano has so much wobble, other than that, this is the supreme recording of Mahler 8

Amazing! Thanks for sharing!

I never heard this recording, I love this Symphony! Interesting to hear Paray’s interpretation of it. Thanks for making it available on YT! If I may ask, what is the source? I’m guessing not LP or CD since I have searched for alternate conducted versions over the years. Did you record it from radio onto reel to reel?

Horowitz practiced almost all day. He was brilliant. But never satisfied. An aside, he loved Iscar Levant. They lived walking together!!

弁証法理系格率違反だ

発達障害

Il passaggio al minuto 8:50 è chiarmente bitonale. Vittorio Rieti scrisse di essere stato rimproverato da Pizzetti per l'uso della politonalità in "Tre marcie per le bestie, per pianoforte". Curioso che Pizzetti si serva di questa tecnica, in un periodo di 5 anni dopo la critica a Rieti.

This is a recording from 1944.

29:32 41:18

"I am finished, thank you!" 🤣🤣

if it is bad news it sells the paper. If it is good news the paper does not sell. A basic quote from mr Horowitz. And just imagine if the rich were able to fabricate the bad news.... Imagine how much papers they could sell....

There was a reason Mike Wallace liked this guy so much and that’s because they were a lot alike. I love it.

As LB noted this was the last in a series he had begun a few weeks earlier in which "avant-garde" music was included with standard music in the Philharmonic's concerts. In the last he programmed a piece by Vivaldi and Tchaikovsky's Pathetique in the first half. In the second the orchestra played things by Cage, Feldman and (Earle) Brown and one "improvisation".

Ciccolini a l'exemple de pollini kempf barbizet est une perle rare par le jeu la pedale l'enveloppe sonore.grazie egreggio maestro ap

40:26 tema della "preghiera per gli innocenti" dalla sua sonata in la per violino e pianoforte

Maybe the only Scarlatti on piano at Michelangeli level.

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❤❤❤STRAORDINARIO

❤❤❤STRAORDINARIO

one of his finest gifts to humanity

I think both of Weill's Symphonies are excellent and should be in the standard repertoire.

Malipiero is inexhaustible

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Thank you so much for posting this. I have loved Mr Levant since I was in college. I’m 75. I try to read anything about him I can. I love his appearances in movies, talk shows and radio. Say what you want but I think he was brilliant while trying to balance mental illness, which got the best of him. Tragically he felt unloved by his mother which impacted him, though he had a wife and three daughters.

What are they singing ?

di che anno è questo documentario? qualcuno lo sa?

1928にレコード化されるなんて、この曲、当時も人気あったんだね。

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The names in the description are of the original formation of Sgambati's quintet, but apparently at the time of the recording the members were Monachesi (violin 1), a certain Solieri (violin 2), Jacobacci (viola) and Arturo Cuccoli (cello)

Best not heard at all. He was normally much greater than this, even at this relatively late stage in his career.

C-T did also compose an overture to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in his nice series of Shakespeare overtures, also the opera "the Merchant of Venice" and good S. songs, all on KZbin.

Sarà anche perchè la incisione è piuttosto vecchiotta ma non ho mai sentito una esecuzione più sciatta e piena di imperfezioni come questa

Berlin Philharmonic Bruno Walter ,1931

Some magical horn contributions from the orchestra among other marvels at a great period. Tears from heaven and a sympathetic thought for the City of Angels.❤

The music is a portrait of New York, taken from the score of a movie set there. AC turned it into a concert piece for the London Symphony Orchestra so he just called it a "great city". It is quite different from the serial/atonal Connotations he wrote in the same period.

Each time I watch '' death to Venice'' I' m thinking to him😢

😲😲😲😲❤

Straordinario

Это просто волшебство💝💖💗💝💖

As the " legend" has it : after his 12 years break he got late for 3 hours to his first recital and a reporter asked him : why you so late , Mr. Horowitz, people are waiting for 3 hours?" He said : " people are waiting for 3 hours and was waiting for this moment for 12 years "

77.92 RPM or 78.26 RPM? Was it pressed in Europe or USA?

Outstanding!

"Beato l'uomo che confida...". mv