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I’ve been enjoying this set so much that it was […]
This set contains most if not all of the music
In the hands of the major labels, the word “complete”
The Graffman/Szell recordings of Prokofiev’s First and Third Piano Concertos
Tchaikovsky was an Ormandy specialty, and this particular Big Box
Because our very own Jed Distler wrote the excellent booklet
Gary Graffman’s Chopin Ballades met with qualified praise at the time of their original 1959 release, at least from two reviewers who cited great fingerwork
Critical consensus never ranked this 1959 Gary Graffman/Charles Munch Brahms D minor concerto on par with its reference 1950s and ’60s competitors (Fleisher/Szell, Serkin/Szell, Arrau/Giulini,
According to an anecdote in Harold C. Schonberg’s Vladimir Horowitz biography, George Szell called Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto “a piece of s…”–and perhaps that’s true,
In his autobiography I Really Should Be Practicing, pianist Gary Graffman warmly recalls his chamber music collaborations with violinist Henryk Szeryng. Judging from these Beethoven
