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Beethoven Piano Sonatas No 18, No 28, Rondo Op 51 (Limited Edition)(UHQCD) |
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Richter's philosophy, hidden in the natural and unpretentious performance, invites the listener into a world of great relaxation.
Recorded: October 1992 and June 1986 in Amsterdam
Sviatoslav Richter (March 20, 1915 - August 1, 1997), known as the greatest pianist of the 20th century, plays Beethoven with a powerful force that draws listeners in. The core of his charm is the outstanding virility and solemn sense of elation, and the tranquil beauty of the softest notes that can be heard in the background is also exquisite.
