🎉❤Ассагdo

I remember listening to this while living in Japan; what a place to discover Windham Hill stuff; just perfect. I lived in a small town in the prefecture of Niigata. It's called Snow Country and for good reason. Listening to this while having a delicious cup of coffee was a joy.

can you please tell me the headshell + turntable + amp + monitor combination of your system? it sounds nice and warm

great Idil Biret ❤

Гений!❤️

You didn’t have to interrupt with ads.

Janis is incomparable

A thousand thanks.

Unbelievable

Funny but when I have posted anything form this concert LP I always get a copyright block. I can never figure out YT!

At last I've found the version I remember from my Dad's record collection as a kid.

The best cellist ever. I love Paul’s play.

.....from The Age of Gold......BRAVO from Acapulco!

Straordinario pianista. CHOPIN è dentro di LUI

My uncle has the vinyl

Thank you for all these wonderful records !

Thank you

Their best album! Period.

Holy moly! I've never even heard of this recording. Never knew that Davis recorded the Second Piano Concerto. Thanks for uploading this

lol it was already online

Every recording video unbelievable

Side B

BRILLIANT Virtuosity......BRAVO from Acapulco!

Grew up on this recording and still love it! Thank you for posting!

Incredible performance!!!

My favourite of the four sides, ever since I bought this LP set in 1985. At the time (when I didn't have a CD player), I taped "The Blue Danube" - as I knew I'd play it often - so that I wouldn't wear out the record. This recital and accompanying recording proved to be the most important event, arguably, in Jorge Bolet's career. He'd played in Carnegie Hall before, quite a few times in fact, but 25 February 1974, at half past eight in the evening, turned out to be different. 'I am big, it's just that the public now got me', to adapt a famous line from Sunset Boulevard. 'It was a courageous and unforgettable programme of mammoth transcriptions, ending with Liszt’s version of the Overture to Tannhäuser, Bolet piling Pelion upon Ossa in the incremental programme (as one critic put it). I like the reference to Greek myth: Pelion and Ossa were two mountains in Thessaly, in northern Greece,; two giants, Otus and Ephialtes, tried to pile Pelion and Ossa on Olympus in order to reach the gods and overthrow them. In September 1974, Eric Salzman reviewed the LPs when they were issued. Concerning the transcriptions of Viennese waltzes (side C): 'In a way, it's a pity that so much skill - and I mean musicality, sensitivity, swiftness, sureness, taste, and communicativeness, not mere facility - is tossed away so lightly, so prodigally, on so many soap bubbles.' But I love these "soap bubbles".

Аккуратный Чайковский

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The Grand-Master.......BRAVO from Acapulco!

Sensational.....Mil gracias....from Acapulco!

His playing is clear and incisive

Some years ago, i had the pleasure of this Music played at the Kennedy Center.

Waw i knever knew that MFP issued capitol records stuff like this

An outstanding interpretation and performance from a great pianist who is largely forgotten these days.

An outstanding interpretation and performance from a great pianist who is largely forgotten these days.

BRAVI ad ENTRAMBI, Maestros Piatigorsky & Schnabel.....from Acapulco!

Exquisite.....BRAVI from Acapulco!

One of my treasured recordings from an earlier life.

🎉❤ Oistrakh love 😍

This is my all-time favourite Rachmaninov Piano Concerto and a great piano virtuoso from Tamas Vasary [best remembered as a great interpreter of Chopin`s piano music and my other favourite pianist of mine is Artur Rubinstein who also performed Rachmaninov`s Second Piano Concerto with Fritz Reiner conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1959 for RCA Red Seal], with Yuri Ahronovitch conducting the London Symphony Orchestra and it`s recorded at Watford Town Hall, London in September 1975. Produced by Cord Garben. Fantastic recording for me and not to mention the second movement was used for All By Myself written by Eric Carmen [sadly passed away in March this year] and somewhere in the final movement, they used as a song called Full Moon & Empty Arms [written by Buddy Kaye and Ted Mossman, which is actually based on Rachmaninov`s Second Piano Concerto], the best known recording of the song made by Frank Sinatra in 1945. I recommend this recording and pure magic for me. 😇😊💯❤♋

Magnífica versión larga Muchas gracias ombre

Waiting Svyatoslav Richter playing this work

Thank you very much

12:16 Kinderszenen

Stowkowsky always seems to pull more out of a piece of music than anyone else. Thanks for this vinyl recording.

The older recording is the best, but this is still better than most of them.

Beethoven sherzo 😅😅

Unbelievable sound LPO orchestra 🎉❤

THAT WAS THE ALBUM I LISTENED TO OVER & OVER. MR. BERNSTEIN AND THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC WITH: BOLERO. THAT ALBUM RATES A 10, NO QUESTION ABOUT IT. Kenneth Huang. 10/24/24.

The mighty Richter can play so Delicately.....Gossamer.....BRAVO from Acapulco!