To skip Italian introduction move slide to 2:40
And the rest form 1949:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXHUIpNCu2k
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Goodness, those repeated notes!
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The same Sonata is in the Aura box set, but it's a 1943 recording.
> Thanks, and here's Martha in Scarlatti
More Scarlatti:
<http://www.stage6.com/user/opus3863aa/video/1830946/CZIFFRA-RECITALS-A-LA-BBC-1962-1963>
<http://www.stage6.com/user/opus3863aa/video/1767517/HOROWITZ-IN-LONDON-Pt-1>
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I have never seen the Cziffra before - he seems to be particularly
enjoying the Scarlatti - wonderful stuff!
Bravo !! Thanks,
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The only other ABM version of the Sonata in D L461 Kk 29 is the Arezzo
1952 (Aura 226 or Tahra 537). There are several versions of the Sonata
in b L449 Kk27, starting from the commercial Telefunken 1943.
Yes, and I believe that is a radio broadcast of a recital??
> > > > Here is a rare film from 1949,Michelangeliplaying Scarlatti Sonata
> > > > in D which he never commercially recorded. Fantastic playing!!
> > The only other ABM version of the Sonata in D L461 Kk 29 is the Arezzo
> > 1952 (Aura 226 or Tahra 537).
>
> Yes, and I believe that is a radio broadcast of a recital??
Indeed, and one of his best: 1952 12 Feb Arezzo (Teatro Petrarca)
RAVEL --- Valses nobles et sentimentales / BEETHOVEN --- Sonata No.3
in C, Op.2 No.3 / CHOPIN --- Sonata No.2 in B flat, Op.35 / BRAHMS ---
Variations on a theme by Paganini, Op.35 / SCARLATTI --- Sonata in b
Kk27 L449 / Sonata in D Kk29 L461 / Sonata in A Kk322 L483
Frightening. I can hardly breathe when I hear this.
I am in awe, and not sure whether I want to hear it again.
Dammit, I *so* wish he wouldn't have cancelled all the three concerts
for which I had tickets. Then, I might have had a heart attack and you
would be spared my musings.
Greetings to all,
Charley
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Charles, the Pogorelich's noted above are also wonderful, and perhaps
not quite as dangerous for your heart.
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