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Re: Brahms's Piano Music

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On Thursday, October 28, 2010 at 6:48:52 AM UTC-7, mandryka wrote:
> I like Brahms’s piano music.
> I’ve got quite a big collection of recordings already, so it’s
> probably a bit silly to be asking about recordings.
> But I’m enjoying his music so much – early, middle and late – that I
> am wondering whether there are any sleepers you have discovered, any
> stuff you have found on line which may not be available through normal
> channels, any younger pianists who are successful in his music, and so
> on.
> I’ll start this off by mentioning one that I have been completely
> overwhelmed by recently – Kocsis in Op 5. The end of the Andante,
> especially, has some of the best Brahms playing I have ever heard.

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