Alicia de Larrocha plays Brahms - Concerto No.2, Op.83 (1982 Live)
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Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat, Op. 83
I. Allegro non troppo 00:00
II. Allegro appassionato 17:35
III. Andante 26:40
IV. Allegretto grazioso 38:34
ALICIA DE LARROCHA, piano
PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ANDRÉ PREVIN, conductor
Live from Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh; 28-November-1982
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AdL never recorded Brahms commercially, but she performed quite a lot Brahms in public, apart from the Concerto No.2, there is two Rhapsodies (Op. 79); various pieces including Capricco, Intermezzo, Ballade (from Opp.116 -- 119); two cello sonatas (Opp. 38 & 99) with cellist Gaspar Cassadó; Variations on a Theme by Haydn (Op. 56b, for two pianos) with her husband Juan Torra; Piano Quintet in F minor (Op. 34) with Guarneri String Quartet and Tokyo String Quartet, etc.
AdL first played the Brahms Concerto No.2 on 26- May -1945, when she was only 22 years old, at the same concert, she also played the Beethoven Concerto No.4 (Op.58):
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Another live performance of the Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 by AdL, date from 1981, with conductor Eugen Jochum and Deutsches Symphonieorchester Berlin:
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And some fabulous playing from principal cellist Ann Martindale Williams in mvt 3!!
Bravoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Alicia.
After all these years...WOW!
I have never liked Brahams much... but I have always loved Alicia de Larrocha. Listening to her performance, just the first few chords I got goosebumps all over. How much of a difference it makes to listen music in the hands of an amazing performer. What a legacy.
I have always thought that nobody with small hands could ever play this concert; it is a really strong, long and hard one, with opened chords everytime!
She is just brilliant!
María Valverde I thought the same. Her vision ruled her anatomy!! Just miraculous
Difficile de dire ce que je ressens.... mais j’ai rarement (voire jamais!!) entendu plus belle version!
Stupéfiant !
Maravillosa!!! Tu me faltas mucho mi amiga stupenda! David
Siempre presente la maestría de Alicia.
An outstanding performance! The second movement is electrifying... Wow - de Larrocha and Previn nailed it!
I can't believe only 1600+ people have listened to this. They don't know what they're missing.
Robert Cohn ...I think what you mean to say is that the people who HAVEN'T listened to this don't know what they're missing!!😊😋
L n o pkmn vc
This is as close to perfect as they come. Thank you, Alicia.
In a way, this performance reminds me of Horowitz's Chopin. That is, by daring to bring out and expose to the public (with the utmost respect and enthusiasm) the melancholy sentiments that the composer and his music have made their spirit, they prove that they are not just elegant, harmless salon pieces.
It is very rare to hear such a courageous performance of the Brahms concerto (the more radical version by György Sándor transformed Brahms into an epic writer！), and it is very gratifying!
Alicia ,es una de los angeles que Dios a asignado..para alimentar nuestras allmas ,nacio bendecida
Wow a true virtuoso! Blown away! So glad I discovered this! I heard Yuja Wang playing this in a concert last year and it was lacking in grace and soul.. Now hearing this, makes up for my disappointment. I finally found one version of this concerto that I truly love. Thank you for uploading !
.......may I recommend the Arrau-Giulini-Philharmonia interpretation?......I am sure you will find it extraordinary.
Together with Arrau probably the grandest interpretations in recording history. Both of Delarrochas recordings are live!......unbelievable......one with Jochum and this one with Previn.
Give the Fischer/Furtwängler war-recording a hearing, especially concerning the magic slow movement, and also the Gilels/Reiner.
The Jochum/de Larrocha is perhaps the greatest B-flat I have heard. She is on fire in both the Previn and the Jochum, and she seems to ignite and elevate both conductors.
This is such a revelation ! Has this been ever released ? Thanks !!
We are greatly in debt to the AdL Channel. Fascinating to hear this and the Jochum in juxtaposition. Both are superb, with interesting inflections and emphases. The Jochum is of course on Weitblick, but I wonder if the Previn has ever appeared on cd. Previn has more punch than I would have expected.
No, the Previn has never appeared on CD.
Wonderful. Is there a disc of that concerto available?
You'd think with small hands (apparently) the octave-playing in the last movement would be a little imprecise. But no, not in the least. Also, just a fantastic recording!
I adore AdL over ever other pianist, past or present, but this concerto has been done better with others (Sokolov's live performance--also on YT--comes to mind)...I think the poor recording of the piano probably has a lot to do with it...still it's amazing that she was able to play this monster of a concerto...
Specially with those short hands she had. When she was young, Frank Marshall had to teach her how to make enlarging exercises of the hands in order to play Brahms and Rachmnaninoff. It's remarkable how she managed to perform like she did.
But not forgetting the exceptional length of her little finger and her rangy thumb knuckle joint which allowed a very large stretch indeed between forefinger and thumb. Arrau also had the latter, and that allowed to stretch an octave between the fore and the thumb.
Correct, Philip. As Alicia showed me, what is important is not the length of the fingers, but the ability to stretch-out the hand to cover an octave from the thumb to the little finger!
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the panning on the beginning of the 4th movement sucks..maybe someone can take it out?
What do you mean???