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Sviatoslav Richter’s June 11, 1975 Beethoven recital from Aldeburgh captures the mercurial pianist at the top of his musical and communicative form. He transforms the
Sviatoslav Richter was possibly the greatest Prokofiev pianist who ever lived. He had a unique way of unlocking the music’s pianistic beauty and poignant lyricism
This all-Scriabin recital recorded live in Warsaw in October, 1972 captures the legendary Sviatoslav Richter in staggering form. He opens with a judiciously varied selection
These live broadcast concerto performances from Sviatoslav Richter’s 1961 London debut concerts have circulated on numerous independent labels. None of these, however, sounds as good
Recorded live in concert at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, December 1986, the Richter-Kagan-Gutman Tchaikovsky trio has circulated on an impossible-to-find Japanese Laser Disc, which
Of Doremi’s ongoing Richter series, the present release is perhaps the most valuable. On balance, this live Brahms B-flat from Bucharest is Richter’s finest recording
Sviatoslav Richter’s London debut at Royal Festival Hall in 1961 was broadcast by the BBC, and is included here in its entirety, along with material
Both Sviatoslav Richter’s 1960 RCA studio recordings of the “Funeral March” and “Appassionata” sound fuller and brighter here than in previous CD transfers. The playing
Sviatoslav Richter’s unusually broad tempo for the Rachmaninov Concerto’s opening movement may raise a few eyebrows, yet it allows for an insidious transition into the
