Vladimir Horowitz Plays Carmen Variations, 1928

The following is Vladimir Horowitz' second of two piano rolls for the Carmen Variations. It is dated 1928. The midi here originates from Duo Art Piano Roll No. 7250-4.
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[@FranciescoGallo]

2:36 you came here for this

[@carloscodling5084]

Amazing, thank you

[@GreatComposer1]

Thanks for all your videos! I really like the fact that they are "uncommon" pieces so I get to know more about great composers. Please, make a video for Hungarian Rhapsody no. 7 :D no. 7, 13 and 19 are my favorites and the other two are already in your channel so I only need the 7th. But if you can't well... thank you anyways :)

[@HorowitzScores]

Hi! I watched the 1928 and 1927 Carmen Variations videos on your channel. How did you accurately implement the piano rolls in midi? They are the first I've seen, very amazing. I am also looking for a midi of Welte Piano Roll No. 4128, do you happen to have it, thank you.

[@Putsmeiser]

Hello! Some of the midi files I found on websites that are now defunct, others I traded with private collectors! Yes I have a midi for the Figaro Fantasie as well! You can email me at putsmeiser at hotmail and I would be happy to send this to you! 😃

[@HorowitzScores]

@@Putsmeiser Thank you so much! I've sent you an email, please check it out.

[@theguy4767]

I'd like to know, did you create the midi by hand?

[@theguy4767]

and the musescore link does not seem to have any sheet music btw

[@Putsmeiser]

@@theguy4767 Hello, no this is a piano roll from a performance Horowitz did.