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Trevor Pinnock PWNS THIS

Dynamite, spirit, fluidity, daring... she had it all. Still does

she's actually one of the few i can tolerate to play Bach other than Gould. Then I went and listened to Gould on this same piece and within 1 bar I was like....yeah....wow. He's on another planet

오늘 이 음악을 처음 들었는데 아직도 흥분을 감출 수가 없어요 연주가 끝나자 마음 속의 슬픔 불안 분노 공포가 사라졌습니다 충만한 만족감을 안고 집으로 돌아갈 수 있었습니다

So much dedication and love goes into this kind of playing.

Beautiful performance! TY for uploading!

wow.... the d minor has a whole new quality - so intimate and sublime

Diese wunderschöne Stimme gibt mir Rätsel auf. Bevor ich sie zum ersten Mal in "Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots" im Radio hörte und auf Cassette überspielte, gab es auch schon Favoriten, wie etwa Hermann Prey besonders mit den Loewe-Balladen. Dort aber waren neben der blossen Stimme auch die Sprechweise und der Gehalt der Balladen für den Genuss ausschlaggebend. Ganz anders bei allen Blochwitz'schen Darbietungen: hier ist es das Timbre allein, welches rührt, packt und begeistert. Wenn man es nicht als unlogisch und irrational ansehen würde, wäre man versucht, von seiner Stimme allein auf gewisse hervorragende Charaktereigenschaften des Sängers schliessen zu wollen ! Der Verstand sagt einem zwar, dass man das selbst hinein interpretiert, das Ohr vermittelt aber eine singende Person von ganz besonderer Aufrichtigkeit, sowie womöglich auch noch Wahrheitsliebe und Treue. Überraschend. Unerklärlich. Wunderschön. Er wird das selber nicht wissen.

I believe there is ETERNITY. From Tokyo Japan

An excellent and idiomatic performance of an underrated masterpiece. Thank you !

Musica celestiale e interpretazione magistrale! Grazie per la condivisione Signor Arnoldo! 🙏

Thank you Murakami

1:44 & 2:35 No one can play these parts like Martha!(even Gould sounds dull at these parts) I have never ever heard any other performances than hers. She is accelerating the tempo and changing the accent position very cautiously and effectively. Like a sense of burgeoning rhythm towards the glorious future . I feel her very subtle and deep musical intelligence when listning to these parts every time.

Amazing, breath taking! Thank you so much for sharing!

Shout out to Oshima

Juvénile et solaire cette interprétation que j'avais adorée lors de sa sortie, et que je réécoute avec le même plaisir aujourd'hui. Merci!

Schumannissime! D'une éloquence, d'une sensibilité et d'une musicalité rares.

I recall a review of Herbert von Karajan classic recording of Beethoven's Missa Solemnis. It included the following passage, pertaining to the Benedictus: 'Christa Ludwig, Fritz Wunderlich and Walter Berry are as fine as any soloists could possibly be in this masterpiece. Yet it is the shimmering soprano of Gundula Janowitz that storms the Gates of Heaven.' This holds true of virtually everything this astounding singer ever recorded.

il secondo movimento ha un tema che Schubert ha ripreso anche altrove ma non riesco a ricordare dove: in un lieder?

村上春樹さんが世界中で評価されているということを改めて実感しました。 日本の誇りです。 演奏に関係なかったですね、ごめんなさい💦

31:41 yes

I'll listen to it on the last day of my life

Really love the crisp, beautiful articulation and singing tone. Thank you for a truly great performance.

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My now very old piano teacher was a colleague of Maria Tipo when both were young. And she once told me a very funny and marvellous story about Maria. Every year the Milan Conservatorio selected a student to go to the Geneve Competition with all expenses paid. Maria, very unfairly, did not get selected... So she went with her own money and won First Prize!

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I am once again completely stunned by Mozart's genius. Thanks for this masterpiece and fantastic rendition. This music brings unity in me.

Vintage sewing-machine style. Even though it keeps a strict rhythm it still sounds rushed. How is that accomplished, because it’s a mystery to me. He was also about resonance, harmony and expression, am I making any sense at all? Leave the spirit of this to the music boxes of that period. They were snappy little virtuosi, too fast maybe, but eggs must be cracked!

1. Allegro vivace e con brio 0:08 2. Andante 8:45 3. Allegro vivace 12:35 4. Allegro molto 16:13

Quelle profondeur dans la tristesse espérant...

So musical, so alive, so personal. One of the greatest pianists.

I've never heard anyone play Beethoven this perfectly than Mr Perahia does, every time!

Dixit Dominus...una belleza.

I'm used to hearing this trio at a slower tempo.

Reading Murakami ; 2024/05/04 7:09 PM at room.

Wow

Genial sencillamente diabólico

Grande pianista e grande musicista.

Hernoso

Happy that a movie about Kafka introduced folks to the music of Franz Schubert. This is not the piece i would choose as an intro to his incredible music, but if y'all enjoyed it, then great!

My introduction to this Schubert song--thank you! Outstanding performance and choice of art, which was also unknown to me.

Otherworldly....

What a stunningly exquisite document of this, Dvorak’s finest symphony. Orchestra and conductor are in complete unity. This piece is a complex and delicate work; one that really separates the REAL conductors from the phonies!

This is the perfect example of an anti-virtuoso piece. This dry, grey and introspective sonata was not composed to exhibit technical abilities but to express intimate feelings and deep thoughts.

The third mouvement... A miracle!

I've never been an 'absolutist' but Gundula Janowitz gives me a reason for an exception. Hers may be the purest voice I have ever heard.

Est ce possible d’avoir choralia pour soprane 1 Te Deum en entier Joseph Haydn. Il existe que la 1ere partie du Te Deum. Comment l’avoir en entier. Merci

If there's anyone I wish I had the opportunity to meet, I would love to go back in time and meet Beethoven.