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Vladimir Horowitz - Horowitz Rediscovered (1975) {2CD RCA-BMG 82876 50754 2 rel 2003}
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© 1975, 2003 RCA Red Seal / BMG | 82876 50754 2
Classical / Romantic / Piano

All Horowitz fans will instantly love this recording from Carnegie Hall on November 16, 1975. They will gaze at the marvels of his Schumann, gasp at the miracles of his Liszt, and gape at the wonders of his Rachmaninov. His Chopin will astound them, his Debussy will amaze them, and his Moszkowski will astonish them. Jon Samuels' arduous editing will gratify them and RCA's assiduous sound will satisfy them. For all Horowitz fans, this release will be immensely welcome. For non-Horowitz fans, there is not much in this to love.

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