Von Weber: Invitation To The Dance Op. 65 - Alicia de Larrocha, 1959 - MHS 1730

[@jhondarwingonzalez2699]

Mencionado en "La dama de las camelias", de Dumas. Es el tema que Marguerite le pide a Gastón que toque, en el capítulo 9.

[@kerbicz]

_- Que le diable emporte Weber, la musique et les pianos,_ dit-elle en jetant le cahier à l’autre bout de la chambre; _comprend-on que je ne puisse pas faire huit dièses de suite?_ 🙂

[@BrunoNogueira1408]

What is the minute which Marguerite complains about that she couldn't play?

[@eftwli7119]

@@BrunoNogueira1408 it should be 2:06, the notes are mentioned in the novel as 're mi re do re fa mi re' and Marguerite said it is where they are an octave higher.

[@notaire2]

Lebhafte und wunderschöne Interpretation dieses romantischen und fein komponierten Klavierwerks im veränderlichen Tempo mit kräftigem doch zugleich elegantem Anschlag und mit möglichst effektiver Dynamik. Wahrlich Alicia im Wunderland!

[@marcmitchel25]

She could teach music to the stars of today. Just listen!

[@陳加芳-p1p]

🎉🎉🎉🎉彈的真好聽！❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😮😮😮😂😂😂

[@mmbmbmbmb]

How souverainly she is dancing over the keys ... what a marvelous pianist ! Thanks !

[@Abidification]

No wonder she has gone down in history as one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century.

[@dejanstevanic5408]

Lovely. TY

[@トレントアナ]

This recording is so wonderful that I always come here when I want to listen to "Invitation To The Dance". Thank you for giving me the opportunity to get to know this wonderful sound.

[@egala005]

My favorite interpretation

[@comtaar2245]

Wonderful. Love this.

[@JamesVaughan]

Sheer delight!!

[@Matt75003]

An exquisite performance.

[@anhducduong0105]

Fun fact: Invitation to the Dance was an early model for Chopin's waltzes.

[@timward276]

This is the best recording of Invitation to the Dance I've heard. Brilliant performance by Alicia. I especially likes the way she stresses the first note in the fast RH passages, effectively adding another voice, and her tempo choice is fantastic: the slightly slower tempo lets the piece breathe a bit, so it really feels like a *dance*

[@hansnordesjo3039]

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[@republiccooper]

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[@ЛюбовьСинельникова-с2к]

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[@loganfruchtman953]

Who else thought that 7:14 would be the end?

[@lisilisin]

😂😂

[@StarWarsUnconditionalLover]

1:44 reminds me of the scherzo from his second sonata.

[@iravari1772]

2:57