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I'm not offering an opinion on any performance, merely noting that a performance that is faithful to the score would be incredibly pedal-heavy.Originally Posted by tagutcow
Different instrument, although on a modern grand you can pretty much half-pedal the entire way and get a similar effect to what Beethoven was after.Originally Posted by Thracozaag
Wait, Beethoven told you this?Originally Posted by A Y
Wait, Beethoven told you this?Originally Posted by A Y
Thanks. Uchida has not been my cup of tea in the past, but perhaps it's time to give her another try.Originally Posted by A Y
No problem; forgot to mention since you were asking about #25, Leon Fleisher's wonderful recording (I think with Szell)--definitely worth hearing!Originally Posted by Thracozaag
Big fan of Fleisher/Szell doing Beethoven's 3rd and 4th piano concertos. And of course, they're tops when it comes to Brahms' 1st.Originally Posted by FiveFiveFive
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