I saw two Richter/Schubert CDs in our local used CD store, and
having heard so many people rave about Richter in this group,
I am thinking about checking them out and would like to get
some input.
The CDs are:
1) Schubert D850 and Weber Sonata #3, Praga (live, 1953, mono?)
2) Schubert D665 (? - an early sonata, without the last mvt.)
and D960, Music and Arts (from Aldeburgh, 1964).
The CD jacket listed the first mvt. of D960 as ~ 25 minutes long,
which is a whole 10 (+/- 1) minutes longer than my Rubinstien
recording!! Did Rubinstien skip some repeats, or did Richter just
take the mvt. VERY slowly?
Thanks!
Alfred
On Monday, June 12, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Alfred Shiu Loong Kwok wrote:
I saw two Richter/Schubert CDs in our local used CD store, and
having heard so many people rave about Richter in this group,
I am thinking about checking them out and would like to get
some input.
The CDs are:
1) Schubert D850 and Weber Sonata #3, Praga (live, 1953, mono?)
2) Schubert D665 (? - an early sonata, without the last mvt.)
and D960, Music and Arts (from Aldeburgh, 1964).
The CD jacket listed the first mvt. of D960 as ~ 25 minutes long,
which is a whole 10 (+/- 1) minutes longer than my Rubinstien
recording!! Did Rubinstien skip some repeats, or did Richter just
take the mvt. VERY slowly?
Thanks!
Alfred
(2022 Y. upload):
"Chatting About Franz Schubert's D566 piano sonata, Sviatoslav Richter And Alexei Nasedkin"
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