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He does a GREAT job with these. A "non-classical" guy outperforming the classical pianists who've recorded this rep.

10 numara Thanks❤

Gênio sublime. Obrigado às divindades celestiais por não sentirem-se constrangidas e enciumadas ao permitir a existência de Mozart

Easily one of the best versions, if not the best, of this partita (and the others as a matter of fact). The singing quality, the rhythmic precision, the clarity of the polyphony… On second thoughts, THE best interpretation

Lumineux !

genius

This was written in 1861. Despite its adherence to the formalism of, and inspiration by, some its magnificent predecessors of the form (Bach's "Goldberg" and Beethoven's "Diabelli" come to mind), I hear a harmonic adventurousness that not only seems right at home in the Late Romantic period, it actually seems to jump ahead of it, into Impressionism. In this recording (as well as in the one by Emanuel Ax) I am also floored by the range of tonal colors achieved by Perahia's playing. Two hands, one grand piano... and all those timbres!

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I love Murray Perahia's Mozart

Моя любимая❤

Beautiful!

I'm watching the golf on the telly, while listening to this. It sounds incredible, but it is no substitute for the complete orchestra. Just my opinion.

Could Zimmerman or Lugansky give these Beethoven Liszt transcriptions a go ? Cziffra didn't, which disappoints me.

This is my favourite Beethoven symphony, and... his pastoral piano sonata is my favourite Beethoven piano composition. So Katsaris has done the world a huge favour by recording all these Liszts Beethoven symphonies for piano !

All the top pianists avoid playing this because they know that this is too hard. Even those who can dispatch the Liszt Sonata and Beethovens Hammerklavier with aplomb won't touch this, because they know it would ruin their career.

Wonderful wonderful performance. Perfection, truly!!

Don't forget ... the composer birthed most of these ideas on his keyboard in his musical laboratory. So to hear them in their "maternity ward" so to speak is a refreshing testament to the spark of new beginnings, and helps catalyze hopeful feelings for the future (even 'small scale' futures, such as the time it takes to listen to this piece).

i wept through the whole thing 01:50 onwards

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Bach !!!!! I love youuuuuuuuuu

Thank you lady Maria Joao. You are a fantastic pianist. From Bellagio, Itaky. Near (50 metres ) Liszt hause (1838 )

The original composer of the 2nd movement, but young Mozart improves, especially considering for larger forces: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7iip5uEsb_GYas.html

La "pianista" per eccellenza...❤

Found a video of this if anyone wants to see his fingers. I think he looks a lot like Beethoven especially during the storm. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7d2l9GlytyRhHk.htmlfeature=shared

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His notes sound like pearls in velvet.

Anyone else here because of Ripgroove?

I only started exploring Pires' recordings of Bach recently but I am immediately won over. The articulation, the dynamic contrast, so precise yet so expressive ... just a supreme sense of balance from start to finish. What else can I say? Some of the best Bach I've ever heard in my life.

Her wonderful and inspiritual and graceful performance is an authentic Schubert

NO!

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

невозможно не возвращаться к этому исполнению. особенно, когда надо подумать о важном.

GREEEEEEAAAAATTTTTTT!!!!!

The tone and the color is more than extraordinary! Love this sound! うわーなにこのキラキラとクリスタルのような透明な音！

My favorite part of the Handel variations are Variations 22-25: the chiming, delicate "music-box" variation, the ascending staccato triplets in 23, the rushing scales in 24, and then the theme exploding to life in 25. Perahia plays this better than any pianist I've ever heard.

😮 this is the shortest of all piano concerto of Mozart ❤

beautiful

10:32 - 10:42 I really adore this passage ❤

Andante staccato sounds romantic ❤

I love the andante staccato ❤

How amazing! This was composed by a child Mozart

23:46

7:40

3:47 there seems to be such light yet distinguishable passages in most of Mozart's concertos

The greatest piano playing I have ever heard in person: madison, wi student union theatre, some time ago, with my young son.

JSB the beginning and the end. In the middle: LOUIS de VICTORIA. FRANZ SCHUBERT. RICHARD WAGNER

Damn. Wonderful

Trash!

Escrito en enero del año en que murió, este concierto es practicamente la despedida de todo, de la vida y de su arte, porque la vida ha perdido ya todo aliciente para él. Nos dice Alfred Einstein: "el <finale> exhala una alegría velada, como si niños beatíficos jugaran en el Elíseo, jocundos, pero sin odio y sin amor". Y continua: " un dios concedió a Mozart el don de <decir lo que sufría>" Sin duda, Mitsuko Uchida es quizá la mejor intérprete de Mozart. Y sin quizá.