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Here are the details of the four recordings of the blind test dedicated to Schumann’s Warum op. 12 No. 3. Track 1: Daniel Barenboim. CD Deutsche Gramophone “Encores”, (2022), recorded in 2017. Piano Barenboim, by Chris Maene https://lnkd.in/d7jvSC9B Track 2: Claudio Arrau. CD Decca (originally released in LP by Philips), recorded in 1973. Piano Steinway. https://lnkd.in/d4R_KGjd Track 3: Francesca Antonucci, student concert at Conservatorio Rovigo, live recording, 28/5/2024. Piano Boesendorfer VC 280. https://lnkd.in/dfsAjyWM Track 4: Murray Perahia, CD SONY (originally released in LP by CBS), recorded in 1972. Piano Steinway https://lnkd.in/dpV3UAVg Many of you probably already recognized Arrau’s famous recording, as well as Perahia’s early recording. Barenboim’s recent CD is lesser known, and also particularly interesting for the use of the Barenboim straight-strung piano. The “outsider” was the young Italian pianist (19 years old) Francesca Antonucci, a student of mine at the Conservatorio di Rovigo, who played this piece in a student concert last May 28. This experiment also intends to compare, without labels, young performers with great interpreters, also to stimulate the listeners’ curiosity and to encourage young performers in continuing their musical research and sharing their achievements. #blindtestresults #robertoprosseda

Blind Test: Robert Schumann - Fantasiestücke op. 12 no. 3 (Warum)

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