Waltz No. 1 Op. 18 "Grande Valse Brillante" in E Flat
Sergei Rachmaninoff Lyrics


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nocturne ор.15 no. 2 in f sharp major Luôn bên em là tôi Lâu nay không chút thay đổi Thế…


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PJ GRAND

Wow I wonder if Rachmaninoff heard Chopin play himself but this is exactly how Chopin wrote this music should go not so rubato like so many do it but keeping more to the Rhythm is a remarkable clear sound Very Authentic If Any one wants to play Chopin' study THIS Recording and especially he stays mostly in tempo because it is the most charming dance music and the waltzes and many of Chopins Dance Music is completely destroyed if the rhythm is not steady

nsquidc

For those who say this isn't Rach b/c the quality is too high... Yes and no. Rachmaninoff made a series of recordings on a custom, extremely sensitive player piano before his death. (Sensitive enough that it impressed Rach himself.) They are wax rolls, so no one has ever really dared to play them. Wayne Stanhke (?) used a laser-capture technique to replay the rolls without damaging them. So this is the closest we're going to get to listening to Rach without a time machine.

Marc Goodman

No such thing as wax rolls. Perhaps u mean Wax Phonograph Cylinders

Kosta Glouzman

this is Rachmaninov. I'had a record, it's exactly the same performance! Only sound quality here is much, much better.

PJ GRAND

True its him

Tian Fu

It would make sense if this is the real thing, as I am just blown away with this performance. Like...if this wasn't some top pianist playing, I'd be shocked.

Un1234l

For some reason, even though this is a far higher fidelity recording, it feels like the remastering took out a big chunk of colour from Rachmaninoff's performance. I much prefer the original recording.

Marc Goodman

The problem is that you have the pianist, he made a roll, it was edited with the editor and Rachmaninov and now it it EDITED again!

voland60

@MoonMankkkkkk: If you mean it is not an original format recording, that is another case. Yes, it was formatted by the leading computer scientists to the best extent possible to make it sound starkly different from piano rolls and his original "bad" recordings. However, it is not correct to say "this was not played by Rachmaninov." You could study a little more science and computer technology before trying to exclaim a definitive "weighted" opinion on the matter.

Marc Goodman

RIGHT ON

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