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Mozart / Robert Casadesus, 1954: Piano Concerto in C Minor, K.491 - George Szell, Complete

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From the LP shown above, Issued on the Columbia Masterworks label (catalogue number 4901) in 1954. Robert Casadesus, soloist. George Szell leads the Columbia Symphony Orchestra.
Allegro (0:08)
Larghetto (12:10)
Allegretto (19:15)
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Robert Casadesus, né le 7 avril 1899 à Paris où il est mort le 19 septembre 1972, est un pianiste français. Petit-fils de Luis, patriarche de la famille Casadesus originaire d'Espagne, Robert Casadesus est un des pianistes les plus importants du XXe siècle, représentant de la « tradition française » de la clarté et du « bon goût ». Il donne son premier récital en 1917.
Robert Casadesus (7 de abril de 1899 - 19 de setembro de 1972) foi um pianista e compositor francês. Nasceu em Paris e estudou no Conservatório de Paris com Louis Diémer, vencendo o premier prix em 1913 e o Prix Diémer em 1920. A partir de 1922 colaborou com Maurice Ravel num projeto para compilar listas de várias obras para piano enquanto partilhava cenários com o compositor em França, Espanha e Inglaterra.
Robert Marcel Casadesus [kasadəˈsys] (* 7. April 1899 in Paris; † 19. September 1972 ebenda) war ein französischer Pianist, Klavierlehrer und Komponist. Robert Casadesus entstammte der weitverzweigten Musikerfamilie Casadesus und studierte in Paris.
ロベール・カサドシュ（Robert Casadesus, 1899年4月7日 - 1972年9月19日）はフランスのピアニスト・作曲家。日本語ではカサドシュスの表記も見られる。パリの音楽家一族に生まれる。パリ音楽院でルイ・ディエメに師事して、1913年に首席を、1920年にはディエメ賞を獲得。1921年にピアニストのギャビー夫人と結婚。1922年からラヴェルと協同してピアノロールへの録音を行い、フランスやスペイン、英国でもラヴェルと共演した。独奏者として五大陸に現れ、頻繁にギャビー夫人と演奏した。門人にモニク・アースやクロード・エルフェがいる。1935年からフォンテーヌブローのアメリカ音楽院で教鞭を執り、第二次世界大戦中は米国に亡命した。
רובר קאסאדסי (בצרפתית:Robert Casadesus, ‏ 7 באפריל 1899 - 19 בספטמבר 1972) היה פסנתרן ומלחין צרפתי ידוע שם, בן למשפחת מוזיקאים. דודיו, אנרי ומריוס קאסאדסי היו אף הם נגנים מפורסמים, שעסקו בעיקר בביצוע אותנטי בכלים תקופתיים. רובר קאסאדסי נולד בפריז ולמד שם בקונסרבטואר של פריז אצל לואי דיאמר וזכה בפרס ראשון בשנת 1913 ובפרס דיאמר בשנת 1920.
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@2024Warren 6 лет назад

I have the vinyl pressing (actually 3 copies) of the LATER "CBS Masterworks" Casadesus/Szell performance. Different in some ways - first movement slightly slower, touch not quite as luminescent and "pearly" as here, and a little less tense in the last movement, but recorded vastly better (stereo of course, with a very convincing sound stage). The incredible emotional depth of this performance is just as pronounced in the later one. Szell's (and the orchestra's) contribution is more obvious in the newer recording. The wonderful Saint Saens cadenza is very slightly extended in the later version, and is, to my ears, even more compelling! I have some 20 recordings of this work, including most of those described as "the best on record", and I find myself invariably drawn back to Casadesus' phenomenal interpretation of it.

@davidhertzberg 6 лет назад

"The best on record." Always loved reading that. As if. :) Thanks for your excellent comments. david

@Saltan1908 8 лет назад

merveilleuse la cadenza du premier mouvement aussi

@messrtwinky 11 лет назад

Extraordinarily precise and beautiful...Casadeus is one of my favorites. Thank you so much for liking the Casadeus family and uploading audios. Breath-taking!! :) marcie again, such precision

@messrtwinky 7 лет назад

Never fails to touch my heart -- both the intense beauty of this particular Concerto and the brilliance with which Casadesus and Szell/Orchestra perform it. Every time I hear the opening bars, my sometimes hardened heart falls open to the healing loveliness of music. Reminds me of the Chopin concerti which have the same effect on me. Bravo!

@notaire2 12 лет назад

Very precious recording of the beautiful performance of this somewhat sorrowful concereto. The exciting interaction between the soloist and the conductor can rarely be heard nowadays.

@veraevans6387 10 лет назад

Recommended this recording on a couple other posts, just happened to stumble upon it here. When a work is performed right, you can hear its greatness. This (and I think they have an even better one released as a CBS Masterworks) is one of the best performances of this concerto I've heard. If you can hear this with extra bass and echo on your computer speakers you will be in Heaven. There's a romantic heaviness to this recording that pushes Mozart way forward, explaining why Beethoven was so completely drawn to this work, and based his entire 3rd Piano Concerto on it. Seriously, try to hear this with a little echo and bass so you can appreciate how good it really is. But download the recording on CD, I think that might be the better performance of the finale, which is the best I have ever heard. The Ashkenazy, Perahia, Gould, Kissin, Uchida, they are all inferior to the CD recording.

@davidhertzberg 10 лет назад

Well said, thanks so much. david

@rtisom 12 лет назад

The music...the Beethoven comment...the album cover artwork...so much beauty in one pace!

@MrGer2295 8 лет назад

Beautiful! Thanks for posting!

@yolainesene1768 9 лет назад

Thank you very much

@erickverran653 11 лет назад

My thoughts exactly. We love your editing in these videos. Thanks, David.

@CaradhrasAiguo49 9 лет назад

His (self-written?) 1st mvt cadenza ends much in almost exactly the same manner that I have conceived, even though this is my first listening to this recording. You won't find this level of excitement in a Mozart concerto in most modern-instrument readings today.

@TJFNYC212 6 лет назад

I presume that this cadenza is Casadesus' own composition? It is marvelous.

@2024Warren 6 лет назад

The cadenza is by Saint Saens. There is a shorter version which is slightly easier but not nearly as compelling. I don't know why this cadenza is not played more often - it is overwhelmingly better than most of the others out there. Perhaps though, you need someone with the rare tonal qualities of a Casadesus to really make it shine.

@messrtwinky 11 лет назад

David: I passed a Casadeus playlist of Haydn but when I went back I couldn't find it. Do you know if that is yours, and if so, can you send me the link? I'm not very computer/youtube savy so perhaps that is not the proper question. I want it badly if you uploaded it.

@winrx 9 лет назад

Did someone refer to George Szell as a "dubious conductor"...? lol

@2024Warren 6 лет назад

George Szell was adored for his performances but hated for his temperament. He would often reduce orchestral musicians and even soloists to tears.

@KareemPilot 5 лет назад

If there's a single Szell/Cleveland recording from the 50s and 60s that isn't at LEAST "excellent", I've yet to encounter it... ridiculously consistent greatness