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Topic: who is the best with Reminiscences du Don Juan de Mozart - Liszt  (Read 4275 times)

Offline etudes

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i have only 3 recording of this Reminiscences du Don Juan de Mozart - Liszt
Ogdan,Lang Lang,Lasitsa,L Howard (if my memory is not wront i listen once and put them in my desk)
do u have any advice for the recording of this piece who is the best reading of this transcription IYO
regards
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Offline thalbergmad

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i have only 3 recording of this Reminiscences du Don Juan de Mozart - Liszt
Ogdan,Lang Lang,Lasitsa,L Howard (if my memory is not wront i listen once and put them in my desk)
do u have any advice for the recording of this piece who is the best reading of this transcription IYO
regards

I have a recording by Simon Barere. He was in the habit of playing things rather fast. My recording is 15mins and 3secs of simply stunning playing.
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Offline etudes

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Oh i should check out that record
wanna know if Berezovsky (spelling) record it or not?
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Offline ralessi

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two words...LANG LANG..this is one of my favorite pieces and i have listened to MANY people play it...and he is got to be my favorite...check it out! i HIGHLY recommend it..

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That would be Jorge Bolet.  No one else even close.

Among the living, Olga Kern plays a mean Don Juan.

if you care, on the othe Mozart-Liszt, I like young Emil Gilels on it.  Luminous.
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Offline pbr2005

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Absolutely Earl Wild - %100

I've heard Cherkasky, Bolet, Lang Lang, Carlo Grante, Barenboim, Leonid Kuzmin, Simone Barere, Rose, Grigory Ginsburg, Tamas Vasari, even a Busoni piano roll...
Maybe more that I can't remember...

Again - Earl Wild

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Oh - also Hamelin, and a live performance by Russell Sherman
...Still - Earl Wild

Offline etudes

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do u have earl wild on your pc?
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Offline ch1525

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I think the Leslie Howard version is quite good.
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