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发帖数: 131 | 1 Beethoven was a composer with almost too many different moods, and all are
exposed in the 32 Sonatas. Someone who wants to tackle all 32 successfully
should have the ability to give every piece its own voice. I think many
pianists simply didn't have it, in the past as well as nowadays. Schnabel was
great in the adagios, but not in some of Beethoven's faster movements. Arrau's
cycle suffers from seriousness and too much struggle. Barenboim is not so
masculine. Goode is a great narrator, but he pl |
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