Is he still alive and working? I don't know why, but I thought he was dead.
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Reply 3 by Carlos
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Gianni22 wrote:Is he still alive and active? I don't know why, but I thought he was dead.
You have extended his life... it no longer sounds like arthritis problems, but he is conducting (unfortunately).
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Reply 4 by GoffredoLIguri
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True Carlos, health problems coming up is bad ... but it's not because someone was A. ... that they can do whatever they want in music
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Reply 5 by zadra
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I see that pianists recycled as conductors do not encounter much sympathy... Are they really that bad?
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I recently purchased Ashkenazy's complete recordings of Rachmaninoff's concertos. I liked them very much.
However, for the 3rd, I prefer Bronfman's version
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Reply 7 by Rach3
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foster12 wrote:I recently purchased Ashkenazy's complete recordings of Rachmaninoff's concertos. I liked them very much.
However, for the 3rd, I prefer Bronfmann's version.
Is it just me who likes Horowitz's?
What do you think?