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Offline hermanberntzen

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"What's you're favorite pianist over the last 100 years?"

Mine is " Vladimir Horowitz " Sergei Rachmaninoff " Glenn Gould " !

I would like too add Edvard Grieg too if that's not to much on the edge , but he did some recordings in 1903 and 1906.

Offline nataliethepianist

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Re: What's you're favorite pianist over the last 100 years?
Reply #1 on: September 10, 2011, 01:22:09 AM
Barenboim, Richter. Rachmaninoff, I love his pieces

Offline refugepiano

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Re: What's you're favorite pianist over the last 100 years?
Reply #2 on: September 10, 2011, 02:58:37 AM
Far too many:

-Glenn Gould
-Vladimir Horowitz
-Idil Biret
-Konstantin Scherbakov
-Sviatoslav Richter
-Sergei Rachmaninoff

And my two past piano teachers and a friend of the Conservatory where I used to study. In my opinion he has done the best interpretation of Ginastera´s first sonata.

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Re: What's you're favorite pianist over the last 100 years?
Reply #3 on: September 16, 2011, 09:38:47 AM
Hi,

Some pianists who quickly come to my mind:

Hamelin, Ashkenazy, Volodos(with his Rach 3), Gilels, Pogorelich, Katsaris.

It is so hard to mention favorite ones. There are so many faboulous pianists whom I would like to mention. Bu these have created strong emotions and had me under their influence for a while.

Jaak

Offline perfect_pitch

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Re: What's you're favorite pianist over the last 100 years?
Reply #4 on: September 17, 2011, 12:04:13 AM
To me - Maurizio Pollini is the absolute winner. The man is brilliant.
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