Too slow

知らなかった！！

Slight finger slip at 1:26:13

happy 2025.

Dixon was 27 years old here.

I’m 75 and have lived Nr Levant since I was 18 in college. Thank you for posting this. He was an unhappy genius. I love anything he’s written, composed or been in. I’m smitten.

what is the name of the piece that he is playing at 10:48

13:00

He met Scriabin as a young boy…

I played this as part of my final undergrad assessment in 1997, great piece!

Virtuoso vecchio stampo...

7:52 ????????

Did he say 440 is too high ?

His wife was a nightmare. Let the man play what he wants ffs!

It is a cause for joy when there is something by this during his time very highly rated maestro who is sadly underrepresented amongst the recordings. There is lucidity yet tremendous intensity here, and the continuity is maintained admirably.

KlempererはBachからShostakovichまで最高の演奏を作り出す。

An example of the subject making up for the nervous clumsiness and lack of skill in the interviewer. Regardless, Horowitz is very kind and gentle with this dilettante. Always fascinating to hear him.

La cadenza è qualcosa di sublime. ❤

Schoenberg at 23:10, Stravinsky 38:40.

I was there when I was nine years old. Igor conducted the Japan Philharmonic for several years from 1960.

Superlativo. Grazie

holy shit

I can definitely hear the influence here on the more action-oriented sections of some of John Williams' film scores.

Very inspiring!

Attualmente è visibile su KZbin anche l'attacco della Marcia funebre di Beethoven alla Scala per il funerale di Toscanini: §.4/** 1957 Milano, in TV i funerali di Arturo Toscanini * 16 GENNaio * RAI STORIA ACCADDE OGGi

UNA JOYA

4:13 ----> 4:20 😮 allucinante

What an amazing person he was!!! That SPEED that Memory at his AGE!!!!!!!

. 😊 🥴I //// ........😮

I'm melting

Magnificent. Full of elan.

I find this work rather interesting and attractive. There's a definite voice there. Good use of color with the three pianos and string writing. The rhythmic patterns do become a little predictable and regular over the course of 15 minutes.

Interpretación muy personal pero maravillosa

Nothing can be even compared to how Celibidache could understand any music and how he never gave up the passion of bringing into life what he could experience from any musical score. Endless love and respect for what he did for this world.

How many Cs are there in Academic?

29:32 41:18

Superb!

The recording date should be 12 April 1953 according to Arfanis' "Complete Discography of Dimitri Mitropoulos".

Fantástica y electrizante versión de un conciero ñar piano considerado uno de los más difíciles por uno de los más grandes pianistS de todas las épocas.

Α refreshing listening from a sensitive bygone unfortunately era . Pity for us today.

Musica stupenda. Meraviglioso CARL MELLES

Grazie

I had the privilege to attend his playing of Beethoven piano concerto #4 at the BSO in the early 80s. It was one of the two performances I will never ever forget.

Is this concert available on cd?

The voice-over talking over the music is ridiculous!

The unique and superlative Maestro! 🎼🎵🎶

8:42 - 2 part

ok so everybody who can't deal with the coughing keep yo asses home from the concert halls so we can prop up our feet. geez, so much whining, it's late november in the City LOL

Er war und bleibt der Größte!

0:57 jesus f, that is literally the sound of my doorbell. That is not an omen I want to hear.... those dates also look too similar, and the music also somehow really resonates with the feeling of this era. I don't like where this is going...