Vladimir Horowitz's interpretation of Scarlatti
Baroque keyboard music is recreated with romantic pianism.
Horowitz's brilliant technique and original interpretation breathe new life into Scarlatti's sonatas. Crystal-clear tone and bold rubato are characteristic. This is a legendary recording that represents the pinnacle of piano playing.
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A:
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1)
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Sonate En Ré, Longo 424
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2)
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Sonate En La Mineur, Longo 241
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3)
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Sonate En Fa, Longo 188
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4)
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Sonate En Fa Mineur, Longo 118
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5)
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Sonate En Sol, Longo 349
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6)
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Sonate En Ré, Longo 465
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B:
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1)
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Sonate En Mi, Longo 21
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2)
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Sonate En Mi Bémol, Longo 203
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3)
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Sonate En Mi Mineur, Longo 22
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4)
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Sonate En Ré, Longo 164
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5)
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Sonate En Fa Mineur, Longo 187
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6)
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Sonate En La, Longo 391
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Composed By - Domenico Scarlatti
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Illustration - Giorgione
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Liner Notes - Claude Rostand
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Photography By [Cliché Illustration] - Giraudon
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Piano - Vladimir Horowitz
