Sviatoslav Richter in the 1950s Vol. IV · Prokofiev·Shostakovich·Scriabin·Beethoven·Bartok
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Label: Parnassus # PACD96-013/14 | Rel. 2001| Rec.: 1955,1956,1954 & 1956·Live | Hermann Abendroth
EAC rip | Flac, IMG+CUE, Log | MB | Full 300 dpi scans | WinRar 5% Rec.Rec.
Label: Parnassus # PACD96-013/14 | Rel. 2001| Rec.: 1955,1956,1954 & 1956·Live | Hermann Abendroth
From the notes: "This volume includes two major Piano Sonatas by Sergei Prokofiev, a composer Richter knew well. Richter's only performance as conductor was in music of Prokofiev, the premiere of his Sinfonia
concertante for cello and orchestra. And although, as with all composers, Richter played only the music of Prokofiev he felt closest to, there was a great deal of this music, including the First and Fifth Piano Concertos and the Second, Fourth and Sixth through Ninth Piano Sonatas. Prokofiev gave the first perfromane of the Sixth Sonata on a radio broadcast, but Richter gave the public premiere of this Sonata, and also of the Ninth, which was dedicated to him."