A definitive masterpiece by Ashkenazy, combining poetry and technique.
This is a complete recording of Rachmaninoff's "24 Preludes" by pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy. Combining deep lyricism with precise technique, it is acclaimed as a representative interpretation that captures the entire scope of the work.
Ashkenazy's refined touch and delicate pedaling bring Rachmaninoff's melodies to life. Clarity of structure and emotional ups and downs coexist beautifully in each piece, including "C sharp minor" and "G major." His performance, which portrays deep emotion without being excessive, is an exemplary interpretation that combines technique and poetry. The tonal changes are also extremely subtle, carefully portraying the distinct character of each piece. Characterized by an intelligently organized structure while maintaining Russian passion, this is one of Ashkenazy's most accomplished Rachmaninoff performances.
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A:
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1)
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Prelude In C Sharp Minor, Op. 3 No. 2
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2)
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No. 1 In F Sharp Minor
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3)
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No. 2 In B Flat Major
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No. 3 In D Minor
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No. 4 In D Major
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B:
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No. 5 In G Minor
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2)
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No. 6 In E Flat Major
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3)
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No. 7 In C Minor
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No. 8 In A Flat Major
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5)
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No. 9 In E Flat Minor
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No. 10 In G Flat Major
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7)
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No. 1 In C Major
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C:
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No. 2 In B Flat Minor
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No. 3 In E Major
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No. 4 In E Minor
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No. 5 In G Major
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No. 6 In F Minor
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No. 7 In F Major
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No. 8 In A Minor
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D:
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No. 9 In A Major
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2)
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No. 10 In B Minor
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No. 11 In B Major
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No. 12 In G Sharp Minor
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No. 13 In D Flat Major
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Composed By - Sergei Rachmaninov
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Grand Piano - Vladimir Ashkenazy
