A supreme Chopin performance by a piano master
A collection of excellent performances that fully demonstrate Rubinstein's performance techniques at the height of his maturity.
This performance, the fruit of his deep musical understanding and outstanding technique cultivated over many years of experience, fully expresses the poetic beauty of Chopin's music. His emotional expression in Ballade No. 4 in particular has become a model for many pianists. This masterpiece is regarded as one of the most important recordings in the history of classical music.
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9 TRACKS:
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No. 1, Op. 32 In G Minor
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No. 2, Op. 38 In F
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No. 3, Op. 47 In A-Flat
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No 4, Op. 52 In F Minor
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No.1, Op. 20 In B Minor
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No.2, Op. 31 In B-Flat Minor
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No. 3, Op. 39 In C-Sharp Minor
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No. 4, Op. 54 In E
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Tarantelle, Op. 43 In A-Flat
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Composed By - Frédéric Chopin
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Engineer [Recording] - Anthony Salvatore (9)
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Engineer [Reissue] - Thomas MacCluskey
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Engineer [Recording] - John Crawford (2) (1-8)
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Compilation Producer, Supervised By [Production] - Nathaniel S. Johnson
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Piano - Arthur Rubinstein
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Producer - John Pfeiffer
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Executive-Producer - Daniel Guss
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Coordinator [Editorial] - Kathleen Finnegan
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Research - Nancy Swift
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Liner Notes - Harvey Sachs
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Design - I:I
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Art Direction - Albert Lee (4)
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Liner Notes [Translation] - Byword, London
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Supervised By [Project, Editorial] - Lynne S. Mazza
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Photography By - Eva Rubinstein
