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Brahms Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major, Op. 83 Maurizio Pollini (piano) Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Claudio Abbado Recorded: December 1995, Berlin (Live) A masterpiece from Brahms's mature period at age 48, far more refined than No. 1. Pollini and Abbado further refine it, creating a clear and transparent Brahms. You can enjoy a bright Brahms, with light shining on every corner. This is a thoughtful performance by Pollini, clearly different from when he debuted. This concerto, re-recorded by the same duo about 20 years after the recording with Abbado/Vienna Philharmonic, gives the impression of having matured in a good way. The youthful and clear piano tone is truly dazzling. The 1976 version is also quite complete, but this version, from the first movement, which evokes a grand river with a leisurely flow, to the fourth movement, like bright sunshine peeking through the clouds of a long winter, is a performance with plenty of room, firmly supported by the trusting relationship with Abbado, who is from the same country. There are many famous recordings of this piece, but this is a performance that can be said to be a central presence. The piano part of this piece is known to be difficult to perform. It's not the heavy parts that are difficult. The final movement requires unbelievable playing techniques in the light phrases. Past masters have slowed down the tempo, omitted notes, or broken up phrases to somehow get through it (Brahms himself apparently couldn't play it). However, Pollini plays it smoothly without any problems. The piano and orchestra sing well in the other movements as well, and they capture the color of this piece, which is unique among Brahms's works, which often have a heavy and solemn performance. Without worrying about the details, the grand flow and the "rich but bright" first movement, the "serene but slightly romantic and sensual" third movement, etc., are a great performance that allows you to feel the Italian temperament of Pollini and Abbado. Import [Out of print] Disc surface: No scratches 11 Liner notes (booklet): Slightly stained *Bulk purchase discount (requires prior comment) 2 items purchased → 150 yen off, 3 items purchased → 300 yen off 4 items purchased → 450 yen off, 10 or more items → 150 yen off all items (Discounts for single purchases are not available)
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