Vladimir Horowitz (1903-1989)
1949-1957 Recordings
Vladimir Horowitz (piano)
Horowitz delivers an unusually expansive but structurally convincing account of the first movement of the Second Sonata. Another highlight is the grandiose performance of he Barcarolle.
Vladimir Horowitz (1903-1989)
1949-1957 Recordings
Vladimir Horowitz (piano)
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Horowitz delivers an unusually expansive but structurally convincing account of the first movement of the Second Sonata. Another highlight is the grandiose performance of he Barcarolle.
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Contents and tracklist
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 13 May 1950
- Recording Venue: Town Hall, New York City, USA
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 23 February 1957
- Recording Venue: Carnegie Hall, New York City, USA
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 8 May 1952
- Recording Venue: Manhattan Center, New York City, USA
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 23 April 1951
- Recording Venue: Carnegie Hall, New York City, USA
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 29 April 1951
- Recording Venue: Hunter College Auditorium, New York City, USA
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 28-29 April 1951
- Recording Venue: Hunter College Auditorium, New York City, USA
- Vladimir Horowitz
- Recorded: 28 December 1949
- Recording Venue: Town Hall, New York City, USA
Awards and reviews
June 2008
Horowitz delivers an unusually expansive but structurally convincing account of the first movement of the Second Sonata. Another highlight is the grandiose performance of he Barcarolle.
June 2008
No pianist played closer to the edge than Vladimir Horowitz. And here, in this invaluable reissue of performances dating from 1949-57, you are once more made aware of that elemental violence and caprice that could leave his audiences in a state of stupefaction, provoked and seduced by his charismatic force and wicked ways.