8 thoughts on “ Marche Funèbre : Lento - Frédéric Chopin, Arthur Rubinstein - Sonates (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Arthur Rubinstein plays Chopin (Coffret 10 CD): Frédéric Chopin, Alfred Wallenstein, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski, New Symphony Orchestra of London, Symphony of the Air, Arthur Rubinstein: inenarinlecre.siosigichiptitelviportnetectithink.infoinfo | Formats: CD, Vinyl, MP3 |Livraison gratuite dès 25 € d'achat.

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2. This set is presented in a package replicating the striking black and white imagery from the original vinyl LP photography and adds never-seen colour out-takes of the famous cover shot which also contains a set of six facsimile memorabilia ‘inserts’ housed in a card envelope and a deluxe page, hard-back book featuring a brand new 13,

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3. Rubinstein Plays Chopin, CD,

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4. A classic collection of 11 CDs that compiles every recording that the late Arthur Rubinstein released on the RCA label from ! Many aficionados consider these definitive performances of Chopin repertoire, produced by the legendary Grammy award winner Max Wilcox and presented in both monaural and stereo recordings.

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5. When I first atarted collected LP records, my favourite RCA Victor pianist was Arthur Rubinstein. However: Brailowsky quickly joined Rubinstein in my musical affections. I first bought his 2-LP Album of the Chopin Études, Op. 10 & 25, whose 4th side was Schumann's Études Symphoniques, Op. I have long since acquired all of them on CD.

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6. May 23,  · My selection of TOP ten best nocturnes from Polish composer (with French-Polish parentage), virtuoso pianist and music teacher Frederic Chopin. All .

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7. Presented on this release is a complete original LP containing recordings made by Rubinstein between 19of works by Edvard Grieg and Sergei Rachmaninoff, with orchestras conducted by Alfred Wallenstein and Fritz Reiner.

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8. This two-disc set contains all three of Chopin's Piano Sonatas, the 24 Etudes, and the F-minor Fantasie. They were recorded in the 's as Ashkenazy worked his way through Chopin's complete piano works. Ashkenazy certainly meets all the technical demands of these works, though some may prefer more personal interpretations/5(20).

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