Tchaikovsky Trio: Heifetz, Rubinstein, Piatigorsky (part 3)

[@5mentarioalguno]

I love the Tempo di Valse part! Yesterday I went to a concert at my University. The Moscow Piano Trio performed this piece, but I really like the Heifetz version much more. And the whole piece overall is the best composition of Tchaikovsky I've heard. Thanks for sharing this with us!

[@gawgul]

variation VI, tempo di valse, is played so incredibly well! love this recording all the way through!!

[@ublade82]

IV is unbelievable.

[@aimson]

@sergelew Glad you enjoy them. I try to post the ones that are most worth it, at least at the time for me. I don't have the recordings you've mentioned, I actually don't really like 20th century classical music at all in general. I don't think I've played or even listened to much more than Bach on violin or piano in 2 years. Damn that Glenn Gould...

[@ФердинандЕвдокимов]

РУБИНШТЕЙН --- НЕТ СЛОВ !!!!!!!!!

[@sergelew]

Dear Mr. Aimson, I've already told you that your recordings are excellent. Thank you again. Do you have any Mussorsky, Glazunov, and mid 20th Century Soviet composers besidess Prokoviev and Schostakovic who are the only teo we get to hear at concerts in Italy at the Milan Conservatory which is Italy's foremost school of music and composition?

[@CLASSICALFAN100]

Look at the picture. See how tired Rubinstein looks? In his memoir, AR said that it was a **FIENDISHLY DIFFICULT** recording session, because Heifetz wanted it **absolutely perfect**. Rather unsurprisingly, there were no future collaborations between them...

[@ФердинандЕвдокимов]

ВОТ --- ПОДЛИННЫЙ АРИСТОКРАТИЗМ В МУЗЫКЕ.

[@tamriko50]

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[@tamriko50]

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