ΕΡΜΗΝΕΙΕΣ - ΣΥΓΚΡΙΣΕΙΣ - CHOPIN

ΕΡΜΗΝΕΙΕΣ - ΣΥΓΚΡΙΣΕΙΣ 

CHOPIN

*Stratis Vagis

RICHTER - CHOPIN BALADE no.1 g-moll LIVE IN KIEV

Chopin : Ballades --- N° 1, par C. Arrau 

Chopin Ballade No.1 Op.23 (Horowitz) 

Alfred Cortot - Chopin Ballade No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 23 

Dinu Lipatti Chopin Concerto #1 1st mvt. - Better sound!

Dinu Lipatti Chopin Concerto #1 1st mvt Part 2 - Better sound!

*Yolanda Salapata

Historic Pianists play Chopin's Etudes opus 10, part one
http://youtu.be/K0KwuIyzuZU?list=PL2EF288E315D92E25

 Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849):1. Étude opus 10 no. 1 in C majorMoriz Rosenthal, rec. 19312.  Étude opus 10 no. 2 in A minorVladimir Ashkenazy, rec. 1959 at

 2:023. Étude opus 10. 3 in E major Leonid Kreutzer, rec. 1934 at

 3:204. Étude opus 10 no. 4 in C sharp minor Vladimir Horowitz, rec. 1952 at

 7:285. Étude opus 10 no. 5 in G flat majorLeo Sirota, rec. 1929 at

 9:356. Étude opus 10 no. 6 in E flat minorAlfred Cortot, rec. 1933 at 11:14

*De Profundis Ya


Chopin-Piano Concerto No. 1 in e minor Op. 11 (Complete)

Chopin, Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Op. 11

Wiener KammerOrchesterDir. Erwin OrtnerVienna - May 16, 2010




Chopin, Berceuse Op 57 played by Wilhelm Kempff

October 1945
Arthur Rubinstein - Chopin Berceuse, Op 57

Evgeny Kissin - Berceuse, Op. 57 - Chopin

Grimaud plays Chopins's Berceuse

Chopin Berceuse Op 57 D Flat Major

ValentinaLisitsa

Ashkenazy plays Chopin (Berceuse Op.57)

Joshua Bell Plays Nocturne in C Sharp Minor

10 Great Pianists play Chopin's Berceuse

A historical comparison: 10 great pianists of the past play Chopin's Berceuse opus 57 in D flat major

In chronological order:

1. Benno Moiseiwitsch, rec. 1916 (pupil of Leschetitzky) 

2. Josef Hofmann, 1918 (pupil of Anton Rubinstein) at 4:02

3. Wilhelm Backhaus, 1925 (pupil of Eugen d'Albert) at 7:18

4. Alfred Cortot, 1926 (pupil of Louis-Joseph Diémer) at 11:08

5. Ignaz Friedman, 1928 (pupil of Leschetitzky) at 15:30

6. Mark Hambourg, 1928 (pupil of Leschetitzky) at 18:57

7. Eileen Joyce, 1939 (pupil of Tobias Matthay) at 22:34

8. Mieczyslaw Horszowski, 1940 (pupil of Leschetitzky) at 26:48

9. Solomon (Cutner), 1945 (pupil of Mathilde Verne) at 30:58

10. Arthur Rubinstein, 1958 (pupil of Karl Heinrich Barth) at 36:04