Alicia de Larrocha plays Beethoven - Concerto No.1, Op.15 (1979 Live)

BEETHOVEN (1770-1827)
Piano Concerto No. 1 in C, Op. 15
I. Allegro con brio - 0:00
II. Largo - 14:33
III. Rondo (Allegro Scherzando) - 25:32
ALICIA DE LARROCHA, piano
PITTSBURGH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ANDRÉ PREVIN, conductor
Live from Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, USA; 09-March-1979.
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[@harryandruschak2843]

My Desert Island Pianist

[@carlosgarciasaltillo3765]

Española universal, la más grande pianista Ibérica de todos los tiempos.

[@lisilisin]

Thanks!!! ;)

[@FJCrociata]

I heard their collaboration with the orchestra in all five concertos in Avery Fisher at about the same time, but never found anyone in the NY community of tape pirates who recorded the cycle there. Thank you!

[@franciscodelpozo1455]

Fue extraordinaria...!

[@Janaceks_Dad]

Amazing, but if only she had played the longer and showier 1st mvt cadenza...with her stupendous technique, I'm sure she would have been more than capable

[@henrigaziel2002]

She thought it less musical. Like using the Reinecke for the Fourth.

[@Janaceks_Dad]

@@henrigaziel2002 She thought those cadenzas were unmusical? Somehow I don't believe that; also, she did play Beethoven's cadenza for the 4th in many performances...

[@henrigaziel2002]

@@Janaceks_Dad But preferred the Reinecke, which she recorded, as more musical. You can doubt it all you like, but that’s what she told me.