曲目リスト

1. ピアノ協奏曲第17番ト長調K.453
2. ピアノ協奏曲第20番ニ短調K.466
3. ピアノ協奏曲第21番ハ長調K.467
4. ピアノ協奏曲第23番イ長調K.488
5. ピアノ協奏曲第24番ハ短調K.491

商品の詳細

• Amazon.co.jp ランキング: #82818 / ミュージック
• 発売日: 2000-10-25
• ディスク枚数: 2
• 実行時間: 150 分

From Amazon.com
It's a shame Rubinstein didn't record more of Mozart's music, for his obvious affinity for the composer shines through these 1958-1960 stereo recordings of five concertos. Rubinstein's Mozart is forthright--he refuses to sentimentalize by swooning over the music's beauties or to indulge in larger-than-life playing that would rupture its classical framework. Even in the famous Andante of the 21st Concerto, his melting legato traces the curve of the melody without excess. Moderation was his byword, so while there are times one could wish for over-the-top risk taking--a more unbuttoned Allegro of the K. 453, a tad more melodrama in the first movement of the K. 466, some extra sizzle in the outer movements of K. 488--what we have is built to last for the long term. These are performances you can't get tired of. There's a general sense of rightness about tempo choices, and everything, from the singing tone to the exquisite phrasing to the perfectly managed transitions, reflects a master pianist playing music he feels deeply. The accompaniments are fine and the transfers significantly improved over past issues. --Dan Davis

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感想
僕は彼とリヒテルの演奏以外モーツァルトのピアノ協奏曲を聴いた事がありません。その為に星は五つにしました｡ルービンシュタインはピアノをもの凄く優しく優しく弾くので、僕の心も優しくなれる気がします。聴けば聴くほど新たな発見が出来ます｡一方,リヒテルは息もつかせぬ力強いタッチで緊張感を保ちつつ僕の心に迫ってきます｡クラシック新参者の僕でも、心は反応します。ちなみに,ルービンシュタインは友達から教えてもらいました。是非聴いてみて下さい。