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Music : Chopin: Préludes & NocturnesIn association with Amazon.comfrom: EMI Classics List Price: $11.98 Amazon.com's Price: $10.99 You Save: $0.99 ( 8%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: Audio CDEAN: 0724358650723 Label: EMI Classics Manufacturer: EMI Classics Number Of Discs: 2 Publisher: EMI Classics Release Date: May 24, 2005 Studio: EMI Classics Sales Rank: 18599 MPN: 86507 Disc 1:
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![]() Rating: - Highly Recommendable First Ohlsson VersionsFour years after his Warsaw triumph, Garrick Ohlsson recorded his first complete set of Chopin Preludes for EMI. Acknowledging it is not quite up to the level of mastery he attained some 15 years later in his reference complete Chopin survey for Arabesque Recordings, it still stands out as one of the more successful Op 28 Preludes renditions. Starting off a bit square in the first seven Preludes (the A minor being unusually tedious), things really take wing in the F-sharp minor (in fact ... Read More Rating: - Great MusicYou don't have to be a musical professional to appreciate this CD. I have some orchestral experience and taste, but I wanted some relaxing piano music to listen to when I want to mellow out or sit down and do homework. This Chopin album is perfect for that. It's great to listen to whether you're doing homework, reading, or trying to take a nap. If you have the ear to appreciate the musical talent of the album you will also not be disappointed. This is classical music we all can enjoy at a decent price. Rating: - great recordingI like very much the way Garrick Ohlsson plays Chopin. I am usually very picky about artist playing Chopin, not every of them can get the proper "Polish" sound. Ohlsson does it right. Rating: - WonderfulOhlsson is so technically gifted. Yet, he keeps himself under control with his really beautiful rendition of these most gentle of Chopin's work. He doesn't fool around with tempos either, as so many other pianists (Pollini et. al.) tend to do with Chopin to bring out the emotion. Ohlsson realizes that the work of Chopin is inherently emotional enough as it is, and needs no help. He just plays in a straighforward workman-like manner. As they say: "Play Mozart like Chopin, and Chopin like Mozart". That's ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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