Jun 8
Glenn Gould plays Prokofieff - Piano Sonata No. 7 in B-flat major op. 83
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Glenn Gould plays Prokofieff - Piano Sonata No. 7 in B-flat major op. 83
Modern Toccata Masterpost
Prokofiev
Ravel (from Le Tombeau De Couperin)
Vladigerov
Kissin (yes, that kissin)
Massenet
Bax
Kazandjiev
Kapustin (Toccatina)
Kapustin (Toccata)
Nikolovski
Antheil
Muczynski
Tauriello
Bowen
Ginastera
Finzi
Miłosz Magin
Pierre Sancan
Carlos Chávez (Toccata for Percussion Instruments)
Arthur Lourié (from 4 Pieces for Piano)
Tailleferre (for 2 Pianos)
Khachaturian
Respighi (for Piano and Orchestra)
Agnew
I will show this to the next person who tells me that the conductor is not so important because he just “waves his hands in front of the orchestra”.
GINA ALICE Redlinger at age of ten plays Prokofieff, Prelude Op 12 No 7 2 1
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