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September 27, 2007

Horowitz at Carnegie Hall

Vladimir Horowitz plays two of my favorite musical pieces ever: Scriabin's Etude in D Sharp Minor Opus 8 No. 12, and Robert Schumann's "Traumerei." I think he does a much better job on the Scriabin piece in this 1968 concert than in his 1986 concert in Moscow.

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