it seems they didn't prepare before. the orchestra is offbeat all the time. maybe it is a problem with the recording ?

I saw him play the Schubery and he inspired me to learn it😊

He is one of the greatest legends ever. A great master and a great musician.

..All feelings , as if Chopin composed his music for Horowitz! Extraordinary beautiful touches our hearts..🥰 Only beauty what we hear a contradiction to this cruel World with Wars and Inhumanity .

Okay you are right. I'm not right all the time

The legend is no more among us but his legacy will live forever. We will always remember him as one of the giants of the music and piano.

00:53 Chopin: Ballade in G minor Op.23 10:22 Chopin: Nocturne in F minor Op.55 16:03 Chopin: Polonaise in F sharp minor Op.44 26:43 Scarlatti: Sonata in E Major, K.380 30:01 Scarlatti: Sonata in G Major, K.55 32:35 Schumann: Arabesque Op.18 40:24 Scriabin: Etude Op.8 No.12 43:13 Schumann: Op.15 No.7 "Traumerei" 46:24 Horowitz: Variations on a Gypsy Song from Bizet's "Carmen"

May 17, 1968: Turin, Italy (TV Broadcast) Pietro Argento, conductor / Orchestra Sinfonica di Torino della RAI The encores are Chopin: Scherzo No.2 in B-flat minor, Op.31 de Falla/de Falla: Danza Ritual del Fuego ("Ritual Fire Dance"), G.69 No.4 (from El Amor Brujo)

凄い！

Il suono di Rubinstein è unico

Every single person in this video is dead

Las cadencias rcelentes ,lo mas facil para. Equivocarse. 🎶🎶🥇❣️🤩🫶

Quien dice dedos gordos? que me digan esa invencion. Cuanndo era niña. ,pusieron una foto de sus manos en grande en un. Disco. 🖐️🖐️

La exelencia de su epoca❤. Mexico 🇲🇽 🫶 🤩 🥇

Remastered audio? I’ve watched other videos of this concert that are not remastered, but actually sound better. Sorry.

So what is this movie ? Heifetz s biography or something ?

- at his prime time ....

Спасибо огромное, что собрали записи и показали.

Гений на все века! Нельзя сыграть лучше.

... ¡¡¡ TLAZOKAMATI !!! ...

Most pianists don't feel their fingers... They have a health condition I guess..

eaven the ai cant that fast

What a pleasure! Thank you for sharing this. Two of his standby works. I wonder if even he had any idea how many times he had played them. Here we have added wisdom from his age and experience, coupled with his ever-young joie de vivre. The man was a miracle. Listen, enjoy, learn.

I saw 2 conductors in the last clip. Are they Rodzinsky and Mitropoulos?

Da Pimpa dashli.... WOW!!!! I kak izbavitsa???? Sa stidom yerevi s takim!!!!! Spani saxin! please... amota...

Hartsakvum en vren asuma um tvetsir organnerd.

What's the name of the first piece?

Sairam Open auditions 2024 Sri Sathya Sai Universal Symphony Orchestra. Since 1995/2024 it has been active worldwide under Music Director Founder and Conductor Maestro Prof. Giuseppe Savazzi Maestro Giuseppe Savazzi invited by Baghavan Sri Sai Baba to found and direct the Sathya Sai Symphony Orchestra with the aim of bringing together peoples and nations at beyond one's political or religious beliefs. Sound is music as the only divine supernatural entity that communicates to us all together. Since 1991 I have been carrying out this project open to all of you without distinction. Sairam 🙏 Prof. Maestro Giuseppe Savazzi member of Rotary Club of New York District 7230 blessing to all of you from India 🇮🇳 Music Director and Founder of the Sathya Sai Universal Symphony Orchestra in Putthaparty Founder and music Director of the Rotary Youth International Orchestra with Lufthansa Sponsor since 1990. in šāʾ Allāh إِنْ شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ Sairam 🙏🇮🇳❤️🙏

In the currently accepted Tyson catalog, this sonata is Opus 25 n. 5 in F# minor.

Back in my day Steinway had no sons!

Sólo los ambidiestros pueden

Y la izquierda también

La mano izquierda conlleva mucho esfuerzo, compases complicados

Chopin exige una digitación impecable, no es para cualquier pianista. Rubinsten tiene dedos cortos y gordos, no aptos para ese nivel de exigencia. Es lo que le gustaba tocar, superó su limitación. El mejor intérprete de Chopin

Que sutileza y delicadeza 💝👏👏👏👏

Que bolas!!!!!!!!!!!❤

Judío odiado por soviéticos

Varsovia en cortina de hierro, guerra fría

Wow!

El mejor intérprete de Chopin!

Bendecido por Dios!! Un gran talento. Único!!!

Che gioia,che felicità 😮🤩😍👏👏👏👏👏👏è stupendo ❤

Penso che sarebbe preferibile lasciare Bach a Bach e tralasciare le manipolazioni di Busoni, o meglio ancora dimenticarle

es difícil comentar a Horowitz, pero referido a J. S. Bach, impresiona como logra como representar el sonido del órgano.

His presentation and platform presence are unmatched. His Chopin spellbinding with its power, poetry, and technical mastery. His Scarlatti and the Schumann Arabesque are magical and enchanting. The Scriabin is earth-shattering with its power. In fact, it's impossible not to use superlatives when describing a Horowitz recital.

Heifetz was justly famous in his time and yet still underrated. A supreme master of the violin, possibly the best ever. In between the outbursts of virtuosity (few could execute downbow staccato as he could), his violin invariably and inexplicably began to sing in ways that completely transcend the instrument and the particular moment in time.

Murakami nunca decepciona

The fact that Heifetz and Reiner are both working from memory allows undistracted, direct contact with each other. The degree of freedom that that affords Tchaikovsky’s phrasing is a pipe dream today.

The colours are awful. He didn't look anything like that.

I saw him at the Hollywood Bowl while visiting California. He played the Brahms Double w/Piatigorsky. They were accompanied by Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic. (talk about an all-star cast !!). My sister, later a student of Piatigorsky (one of his last before he died) at USC played as a surprise one day with him. Eight cellos were to play Villa-Lobos Brasilieras Bachianis (sp?) for 8 cellos and "surprise" soprano. They were all assembled on stage to play and Heifetz walked on to play the soprano part (to the amazement of his 8 accompanists...of which my sister was one). While Heifetz was controversial on many levels his overall mastery of his instrument is challenged by no one. He also is in the Guinness Book of Records for the most recordings by a single classical artist. I have the complete set of RCA recordings...from the acoustical era to the Living Stereo era....and they are a fascinating study. I have heard them all.