Rachmaninoff plays Kreisler's Liebesfreud

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This was recorded on December 29, 1925. Audio quality is slightly enhanced by removing background noise.
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[@内田ガネーシュ]

What an age we live in. We can casually find a great composer play his own piece with little effort.

[@misterdoktor1523]

Everyone seems to sleep on this song, but I love it. Absolutely a beautiful rendition by the master himself.

[@luizfernandg]

Fantastic piano playing! Of a sort that has totally desapeared these days... who could play so like a gentleman like Mr. Rach? Greatest pianist ever, great composer, just adore him!

[@michaeloleary1867]

Wonderful!

[@Dylonely42]

Fantastic

[@НадеждаБогданова-р7э]

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[@beratsahn6723]

This is lit

[@luizfernandg]

Very difficult piece to play... really hard! Ok, easy, for the greatest pianist ever!

[@alanbash2921]

👑

[@raphaelneves7666]

Great. Where do u get these recordings from?

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Rachmaninoff made many CDs of himself playing, this person could have access to some of them. Piano rolls exist from his time as well, most of which have been recorded recently, which this person also could have access to (perhaps other websites, or physical recordings)

[@trent4866]

Rachmaninoff recorded many pieces (including this one) on 78rpm shellacs

[@luizfernandg]

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[@mikebodde1147]

Rubato delle muse!