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Jan Brokken wrote an intense portrait of Youri Egorov, In het huis van de dichter (In the House of the Poet), which reads as a novel but is based on real events. I had the chance of reading the italian translation (Nella casa del pianista) published by the wonderful Iperborea. I guess it hasn't been published in English yet. So highly recommended for music lovers who read in Dutch or Italian.

Great historic perfomance great pianist great man!

How magnificent, thank you. 🌷🌷🌷⭐ (August 2024)

Splendid Alexei ! (august 2024- Netherlands) Thank you. 🌷🌷🌷 I have put you on Face-Book .

Great Concerto Really ! Starts so beautifully pensive. Then comes the more jazzed up part with hot rhythm and vibraphone. Intelligently crafted with keen wit. I have great fun listening to this. Very very Cool !

Magnificent!

third movement is unmatched, conjures images of quiet water streams in a magic garden

Oh my heart bursts with Scriabin played like this! Just wonderful.

Excellent! Musik from Heaven?! Ha!

Your beautiful legacy lives on, Youri.

The best!!!!

Thank you for this upload. This recordings are real treasure!

연주장에 감기에 걸려 기침하는 인간들은 알아서 들어오지 말았으면 좋겠다ㅜㅜ 듣고 싶은 맘은 이해하나 그것처럼 큰 방해가 없다....

I found this song on a necklace I inherited from my great grandmother when she passed away, I've had the necklace for a few years now and only just noticed it had sheet music, I've spent the past few hours trying to find this song

Гениальный Алексей Аркадьевич!

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Three wonderful Matthay students: Bartlett and Robertson, Moura Lympany....marvelous to see Ganz amazingly leading his colleagues....Webster played Baldwin......

Прекрасная запись-превосходное исполнение-слава нашей пианистической школе!Файнбергу, особое почтение:жаль,что многие его не знают.

I love Jimmy Smith, Milt Buckner, Jack Mc Duff and Jimmy Mc Griff but...Jackie and his namesake Wild Bill are my two favourites organists...

Love it, Thanks!

Its my birthday

Rai 0

"I wanna listen to that cha-cha record..." Frank Costanza

maravilloso!

I wish world would realize what kind of genius performance this is. Maestro Nasedkin understood something much deeper about this sonata.

Great playing. Please could you advise where you got this excellent piano reduction of the orchestral score from. I have a student who would love to perform this for a university music exam but can only find the orchestral set for hire.

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Lucie Stern (14 November 1912 - 15 May 1938) was a Josef Hofmann pupil and Shura Cherkassky's classmate. She studied at Curtis Institute of Music, a private conservatory in Philadelphia. Jorge Bolet was always talking about her and how great she was. Josef Hofmann about Lucie Stern: "It is the rarest talent of any child I ever heard". She was born in Riga (then Russia), but lived the majority of her life in Germany. An infant in arms, her mother held her on her lap while she gave piano lessons to her pupils. At the age of two this infant first showed the unmistakable in dictations of an amazing talent. At the age of five, under her mother's tutelage, she learned to read music. At six, she appeared in public and at six and a half, Lucie was admitted to the Berlin State Academy of Music, one of the most famous musical conservatories in the world. She studied at the 'Berliner Hochschule für Musik' under professor Egon Petri from April 1921 to March 1923. According to an Ampico Rolls book, Lucie Stern performed as a soloist with the Berliner Philharoniker at the age of eight, however some investigation on this event revealed no proof of this. The age of matriculation is eighteen. There she received scholarship, the only pupil of her age ever admitted (in 1920, at age of six !), and upon graduation she continued her studies with the famous teacher, Leonid Kreutzer. Since then she has made a profound impression throughout Europe wherever she has appeared. Her repertoire is almost without limit, embracing the great masterpieces of both ancient and modern composers. Lucie was given six months leave by the German Government to come to America. She wrote a piano piece for piano called 'A Slavonic Air'. Another of her compositions is a Valse in E minor and a Nocturne. Some efforts were made to locate manuscripts of these works, but were ultimately unsuccessful. She performed these compositions successfully in concert. I used to manage the shura-cherkassky.info website, but for some reason I no longer do. I did put a chapter on Lucie Stern in this website. Some radio broadcast: June 19, 1935 | Radio broadcast NBC service WJZ / Frank Black, conductor / Lucie Stern, soloist / NBC Symphony orchestra. Liszt - Piano Concerto in E flat. September 10, 1935 | Radio broadcast WOR / Little Symphony Orchestra / Philip James, conductor. Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18. Other radio broadcasts: March 15, 1931 | Radio broadcast London Regional | A piano Recital by Lucie Stern / 16:30 / BBC Regional Programme (BBC UK). Re-aired (!!) on March 31, 1931. September 8, 1931 | Queen's Hall London / Radio broadcast Daventry Midland / Prom 18 concert with conductor Henry Wood / BBC Symphonic Orchestra Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 33. April 1934 | Radio broadcast Luxemburg / recital / duration 40 minutes Chopin Nocturne, Valse / Liszt Rhapsody No. 6 / and more. 1936 | Radio broadcast UK / A piano Recital by Lucie Stern / 30 minutes / 'Bach-Tausig - Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Chopin - Nocturne in A flat, Jacques Miller - Impromptu elegante Op. 11, John Ireland - Rhapsody. Februar 9, 1938 | Curtis Institute of Music / Radio broadcast WABC-CBS / Lucie Stern, soloist / Fritz Reiner, conductor / Curtis Symphony Orchestra Tchaikovsky - 1st movement Concerto in B flat minor Op. 23, also over KRNT-CBS radio. Some efforts were made to locate audio of these concerts, but were ultimately unsuccessful.

Must have been a fantastic prodigy to have played like this at such an age. Unfortunately she ended up a suicide still in her 20s. One wonders at the psychological pressures on such premature development. Some handle it and some can't.

Незабвенный Генрих Нейгауз справедливо ставил Алексея Наседкина в один ряд со Святославом Рихтером по уровню дарования и пианистических возможностей. Исполнение сонаты Шуберта конгениально ! Изумительный звук! Говорящий, поющий, проникновенный!

I have that album.. know anyone who wants to buy it? I have another also

I have that album

Замечательная интерпретация и запись пьес ор 72! Лучшая из всех слышанных вариантов! Богатая оркестровыми красками, прекрасно выстроенная по форме, очень зримые театральные сценки, балетные фрагменты ! Изумительное исполнение! Чудный звук! Талантливо! Сочно! Bravo!!!

Love the A major one especially. Nikolayeva and Maria Grinberg are great in this luminous piece.

Ouso dizer que nossa Guiomar Novaes é Uber Alles, no lugar do Spala, quando desvia o olhar é para o Maestro🌹🌹🌹

Alexander es el mejor pianista que escuché en mi vida, luego Martha Argerich

Interprétation insurpassée ?

A nice original mix of Prokofiev and Rachmaninoff in many places. Shostakovich is present as well. Didn't know she composed!

Жаль , маленький эпизод ...

Невероятно .....

Donald Leslie, shame on you for turning an already awful invention, into a copycat Mighty WurliTzer! Burn in hell, you Angeleno! Scariest thing I've ever heard in my life.

28:41

Three great organists; Billy Preston, Earl Grant and Jackie Davis.

Rudolf Ganz! Moura Lympany,Guiomar Novaes,Eugene List,Beveridge Webster wellknown teacher),Gaby Casadesus.Brailowsky had a huge career and recording career ! Never seen any of them on film before except Gaby Casadesus ! Tere is anoht film of Novaes playing with another pianist in south America !

WUNDERSCHÖN!!!!!!!

This music makes my day beautiul! Heavenly!!

No one surpasses this man playing Chopin.

LMAOO KAPUSTIN DID THIS BROS A VIDEO GAME COMPOSER TOO LMAO

One thing about this scene that I didn't pick up on right away is that even though Kramer is insane, he still respects his friends, when Jerry tells him he's not in the mood for his crap, he doesn't put up any arguments, just leaves politely

Thanks for sharing this excelent music!!! god bless you!