Art painted on the canvas of television by a solitary master
The magical tone and overwhelming persuasive power that reside in each and every note vividly update the legend of the master.
This recording features Vladimir Horowitz's legendary 1968 recital. This performance, which pushes the piano to its limits, will deeply move the listener, from delicate pianissimos to explosive fortissimos. Experience a truly historic moment.
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A:
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1)
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Ballade In G Minor, Op. 23
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2)
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Nocturne In F Minor, Op. 55, No. 1
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3)
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Polonaise In F-Sharp Minor, Op. 44
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B:
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1)
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Two Sonatas: E Major (L. 23) — G Major (L. 335)
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2)
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Arabesque, Op. 18
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3)
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Etude In D-Sharp Minor, Op. 8. No. 12
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4)
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Träumerei From "Kinderscenen", Op. 15
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5)
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Variations On A Theme From Bizet's "Carmen"
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Photography By [Cover Photo] - Sandy Speiser
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Engineer - John Guerriere
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Engineer - Edward T. Graham
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Producer - Paul Myers (2)
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Piano - Vladimir Horowitz
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Photography By [Cover Photo] - Don Hunstein
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Photography By [Cover Photo] - Columbia Records Photo Studio
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Engineer [CBS Television] - Laurence Schneider
