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Classical Music

usonian

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1. As he no doubt intended.

Reply to sir pball (Original post)

Thu Jun 15, 2023, 11:24 PM

Jun 2023

A musical genius, and virtuoso di tutti virtuosi.
And a showboat, IIRC.

Ya got it, flaunt it.
The opposite, I think, was Arthur Rubenstein playing Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto.
He channeled some pretty cerebral music.
My vote for some of the most cerebral music ever is Beethoven's 32nd Piano Sonata, the last one.
But I've got lots of votes!
The "Liszt" is very long.

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Liszt should be THEATRICAL and DRAMATIC. [View all] sir pball Jun 2023 OP

As he no doubt intended. usonian Jun 2023 #1