Vladimir Horowitz - Chopin Ballade No. 1 (live 1946)

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Live in Carnegie Hall, April 6, 1946.
Unreleased recording from the Yale Archive. Not available commercially in any format.
Chopin Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op. 23
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@ClassicalPianoRarities 4 года назад

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@ronl7131 Месяц назад

Inimitable VH. We are lucky to have multiple recordings of VH journeys with some particular Masterpieces at different stages of his life.

@BillDyszel 9 месяцев назад

Wow! Thanks for posting this. What a gorgeous performance, fresh, energetic and so expressive. Love the delicate phrasing in the main themes. It also made me realize that nearly everyone today plays the whole piece mezzo forte and above, no pianissmo.

@merlindavids 2 года назад

The octaves are unreal! What a fantastic rendition!

@kasyapa 6 лет назад

The lead-in to the A Major climax is almost Hofmann'esque in its fury. Thank you.

@ljiljanastanic9076 6 лет назад

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@user-vi6ex8bu5c 9 месяцев назад

Большое видится на расстоянии.... Так и в игре Горовица.

@Yannoux3000 5 лет назад

just discovered your channel, thank you so much for posting those precious recordings

@ClassicalPianoRarities 5 лет назад

Happy you like it!

@anne-mariedubois5316 6 лет назад

So romantic ! So delicate !

@Felix_Li_En 6 лет назад

Quite special version, thank you !

@pinkfloyddwc 5 лет назад

I like his live version when he was older a lot better

@ulfwernernielsen6708 3 года назад

My favorite Horowitz performance of the first Ballade is from the 9.5.1965. recital.

@ClassicalPianoRarities 3 года назад

I wish we had a smooth 1920’s Horowitz in this too.

@TheAydolov 6 лет назад

Wow!

@LukeFaulkner 5 лет назад

Insanely daring performance. Anyone know what's going on with the audio from 8:35?

@ra1n.-211 5 лет назад

8:22 love the left hand rhythm

@egogerm 6 лет назад

The Horowitz of the 40's --the decade he recorded Brahms 2nd with Toscanini, also in broadcast---daring romantic showboating.. Michelangeli's solid Apollonian reading of this Dionysian piece holds it together better. This is quasi un fantasia.

@egogerm 4 года назад

@@hellbooks3024 Not according to the prson whop invented the distinction for Art. reread your Nietzsche

@egogerm 4 года назад

My thoughts are too--though Ray Manzarek sides with Nietzsche. I believe that simple opposition is fallacious as it does not allow for the essential dialectic. The opposition is the Apollonian in the Dionysian and the Dionysian in the Apollonian. @@hellbooks3024

@subplantant 4 месяца назад

I adore Horowitz but we must admit some of this is revolting.

@ClassicalPianoRarities 4 месяца назад

There are no absolutes in art

@subplantant 4 месяца назад

@@ClassicalPianoRarities I didn't say it was absolutely revolting...

@silversmith1285 5 лет назад

PESSIMA,TERRIBILE ESECUZIONE!!!!

@ClassicalPianoRarities 5 лет назад

How so? Easy to say “terrible”. What did you not like?

@gautambose 3 года назад

Left hand during some parts were too rushed and he got quite a lot of notes wrong and in some places over pedalling but it was good no one should call it terrible I play this myself so ik

@ulfwernernielsen6708 7 месяцев назад

I agree. I prefer some of his later performances. Maybe not from the seventies and eighties, but from the sixties , the 9.5.1965. Is maybe the best example. Still my favorite performance of the G minor Ballade is the Arrau Philips recording.