Brahms op. 119 Lars Vogt

[@nicenbrahms]

I had just discovered Vogt's wonderful interpretations of Brahms and then read about his departure. So grateful for his art and all the recordings he did leave us

[@JoshuaSobel]

RIP Lars Vogt 1970-2022.

[@danbrown4090]

Che perdita immensa...sia come uomo che come artista! Non ho parole ma credo che adesso suonerà a quattro mani assieme al suo amico Johannes!

[@PianistDanielFritzen]

Danke Lars

[@danielhoehrpiano]

Das geht echt unter die Haut... Danke!

[@stutti42]

Mein Herz berührt!

[@franciscorobertosilvaneto9038]

Four Pieces for Piano (Klavierstücke) Op. 119 00:05 Intermezzo in B minor 03:47 Intermezzo in E minor 08:32 Intermezzo in C major 10:17 Rhapsody in E-flat major

[@Melanie_WvB]

Ich liebe Deine Art zu spielen.

[@amalba2211]

Excelente interpretación. De las mejores!

[@jamescolahan9023]

Wounderously beautiful 😊

[@cecilia7329]

Rest in peace

[@gregorurban3222]

Wunderschön!

[@JeremyTse]

R.I.P.

[@odilebeltran8462]

❤❤❤

[@edoardosuprani4721]

Awesome.

[@MrOlogramma]

💔💔

[@chislehurstbat]

Sehr schoene Interpretation.

[@dalianagel8205]

Lars Vogt last recital

[@vivianrose6805]

As though Brahms himself played.

[@KD9ZHF]

Echt?

[@saltburner2]

Probably better - Seymour Bernstein (now 96) tells of playing in an elderly care home as a very young man, where a lady in her late 90s told him she had heard Brahms play at Clara Schumann's funeral. He asked 'How did he play?' - she answered 'terrible - you play much better!'

[@vivianrose6805]

Not sure if that could be correct. Brahms had the " journey from hell" and only just got to Clara's funeral. I shall search my sources

[@raymondgood6555]

@@saltburner2I believe he missed the funeral all together. He went in the wrong direction, and by the time he got turned around the funeral was over.