Gina Bachauer plays Scriabin 24 Preludes Op. 11

[@lufeben]

Passionate yet elegant, diversity of moods and beautiful sound.

[@annjeanmillikan]

Absolutely beautifully performed. Gina Bachauer is a gorgeous pianist! Thank you for posting!

[@gerdlindlar1980]

Beautiful, so Beautiful! the most excellent scriabin: EVER!

[@maestrokg2]

Thank you so much for posting these and making it so easy for us to access them individually. They are beautiful and astounding.

[@cynic150]

I agree. I have never heard them all played like this before. Really excellent and deeply personal and free sounding. Technically superb!

[@NOSEhow2LIV]

Most enjoyable! Altho the recorded sound is not wide-ranging Gina Bachauer shows lots of variety of mood, very naturally flowing, unmannered and beautifully played.

[@centeravenue]

Lovely, although I've never heard a recording of Bachauer's that reflected what she was like 'live.' I heard her in three recitals and twice with orchestra (Mozart C-minor Concerto, Rachmaninoff Third). Her magisterial stage presence held all in thrall while her range of tone and dynamics equaled or exceeded that of many other famed artists. Backstage she was as gracious as Horowitz and Rubinstein.

[@DrahomiraBiligova]

Meraviglioso !!!!

[@paolofranceschi6874]

Che bella questa esecuzione...

[@DanielaLojarro]

Stupendo!

[@hellbooks3024]

Around no.12…is that Gielgud?

[@lucderkoningen6104]

Waar is Scriabin ??? Ik hoor goed spel, maar mis thema.

[@lucderkoningen6104]

Luc Derkoningen Maar toch even rechtzetten : de opname is tuurlijk al een hele tijd terug opgenomen.

[@Erik83474]

Dat is toch helemaal geen argument? De opnames van Sofronitsky, misschien wel de beste Scriabin-vertolker ooit, zijn nog een pak ouder...

[@andreymakeiev6151]

You mean to say that the girl by all means tries from Scriabin to make Chopin.

[@viktorartemiev6147]

No. 16 is too slow. Unjustifiably. Unconvincing. Weird.