Misha Datsich: Hommage à Horowitz

[lufia]

What do you think of his musicality and technique?

You can download his mp3s here
https://alanfraser.faithweb.com/sounmish.html
1   Medtner: Sonata Reminiscenza
2   Chopin: Rondo in E Flat Major
3   Mozart-Volodos: Turkish March
4   Scarlatti: Sonata in A minor
5   Scarlatti: Sonata in G major
6   Liszt-Horowitz: 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody
7   Chopin: Mazurka in C sharp minor
8   Bizet-Horowitz: Carmen Variations
9   Horowitz Waltz (fragment)

EDIT: Admin can you bring this to repertiore section. My bad

[edmundas]

Actualy, 5-6 years ago, i been with him in the same master classes, Lazar Bermans. He was played a lot Chopins works. It was long ago, but i stll remember, that his sound was  realy greit. So soft..

  I am going to lesen now, what does it sound now, intresting.

  Anyway, he is nice like a person, that i think, is realy important.

[lufia]

Actualy, 5-6 years ago, i been with him in the same master classes, Lazar Bermans. He was played a lot Chopins works. It was long ago, but i stll remember, that his sound was  realy greit. So soft..

  I am going to lesen now, what does it sound now, intresting.

  Anyway, he is nice like a person, that i think, is realy important.

So many talented people in here

[nomis]

He's quite good, and he's got technique to burn.

BTW, the Liszt rhapsody is the Rakoczy March, not no.2. The piano sound is a bit on the harsh side, but I think this is down to the mastering and recording, not the pianist.