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Topic: Rare recording of Cortot playing Beethoven's first piano Concerto  (Read 1148 times)

Offline lelle

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Here's a rare recording I recently found in its entirety on YouTube - Cortot playing Beethoven's first piano Concerto! I feel this concerto is not heard as often as the others but it's quite wonderful and he does some interesting things with it:



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I love.these kinds of posts to remind us of uncommon and exceptional performances
Here is a rare excellent one
Kaplan plays Arensky no 2
I have a few others been meaning to get on here for more deserved attention

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I have a few others been meaning to get on here for more deserved attention

Go for it! I haven't heard this Arensky concerto before, it sounds kinda Chopinesque in places I think?

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Go for it! I haven't heard this Arensky concerto before, it sounds kinda Chopinesque in places I think?
Arensky is underrated as heck!

Ok here's a gem , it's slap yo mamma level good , wowser

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Cortot is an absolute monster.
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