Beethoven: Archduke and Ghost Trios
Pablo Casals (cello), Sándor Végh (violin), Mieczyslaw Horszowski (piano), Karl Engel (piano)
Most remarkable of all, I think, is the playing of Horszowski, the man whose quiet authority some people will notice least. What did Beethoven mean by the marking of dolce so frequently encountered...
Beethoven: Archduke and Ghost Trios
Pablo Casals (cello), Sándor Végh (violin), Mieczyslaw Horszowski (piano), Karl Engel (piano)
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Most remarkable of all, I think, is the playing of Horszowski, the man whose quiet authority some people will notice least. What did Beethoven mean by the marking of dolce so frequently encountered...
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- Mieczyslaw Horszowski (piano), Pablo Casals (cello), Sándor Végh (violin)
- Karl Engel (piano), Pablo Casals (cello), Sándor Végh (violin)
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November 1988
Most remarkable of all, I think, is the playing of Horszowski, the man whose quiet authority some people will notice least. What did Beethoven mean by the marking of dolce so frequently encountered here? Horszowski will show you, as few pianists can. Casals matches him in this, and it is the kind of performance which affords you these rare insights.