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- AGrillen in D Flat Schumann
- BScherzo in B Minor Chopin
Vladimir de Pachmann, the Ukrainian-born Chopin specialist famous for his eccentric platform manner and beautiful tone, on Columbia L1131 — Schumann's 'Grillen' in D flat and Chopin's Scherzo in B minor. This large-format 12-inch pressing from Columbia's premium L-series is a duplicate of record 15151 in this collection; both copies should be noted before sale.AI summary
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- AMazurka Chopin
- BLiebestraume
Vladimir de Pachmann was a Ukrainian-born pianist celebrated above all for his Chopin playing, an eccentric and much-discussed performer who recorded into the early electrical era. The Columbia L-series was the twelve-inch classical catalogue, and this coupling of a Chopin Mazurka with Liszt's Liebesträume is characteristic of his recital programmes. De Pachmann's recordings are consistently collected by pianophile enthusiasts and this is a desirable coupling.AI summary
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- AMazurka/ Etude Chopin
- BLa Fileuse
Vladimir de Pachmann plays a Mazurka, an Étude, and La Fileuse by Chopin on Columbia L1112, a 12-inch pressing. Like the other de Pachmann Columbia L-series discs in this collection, this is a premium-format large-disc Chopin recording by the pianist most closely associated with that composer's music in the early recording era.AI summary
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- AMazurka/Prelude Chopin
- BNocturne in E Flat
Vladimir de Pachmann, the eccentric Ukrainian pianist celebrated for his Chopin interpretations, plays a Mazurka, a Prelude, and the Nocturne in E flat on Columbia L1014, a 12-inch pressing. The L-series is Columbia's 12-inch premium format; de Pachmann's 12-inch Columbia Chopin recordings are less common than his 10-inch equivalents and are keenly collected.AI summary
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- APolonaise cadenza Liszt
- BEtude/Prelude Chopin
Vladimir de Pachmann plays a Liszt Polonaise Cadenza and Chopin Étude and Prelude on Columbia L1010 — a duplicate of id 17782 in this collection. Both copies are the same pressing; one is the one to sell.AI summary
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- APolonaise cadenza Liszt
- BEtude/Prelude Chopin
Vladimir de Pachmann plays a Liszt Polonaise Cadenza and Chopin Étude and Prelude on Columbia L1010, a 12-inch pressing. Like the other de Pachmann Columbia L-series discs in this collection, this is a premium-format large-disc Chopin and Liszt recording by the pianist most closely identified with those composers in the early recording era.AI summary
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- APrelude in D Minor
- BImpromptu Chopin
Vladimir de Pachmann, the eccentric Ukrainian pianist renowned for his Chopin interpretations and his habit of muttering to audiences during recitals, plays Chopin's Prelude in D Minor and an Impromptu on Columbia L1009. De Pachmann's Columbia recordings are collected by enthusiasts of historic piano playing; the L-series Columbia is a 12-inch format, probably from the acoustic era.AI summary
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- ARicoletto Paraphrase
- BValse, Esossaise (Ouvre posthume)
Vladimir de Pachmann, the celebrated Russian pianist, recorded the Liszt Rigoletto Paraphrase and other virtuoso piano pieces for Columbia in the acoustic or early electric era.AI summary
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- ARicoletto Paraphrase
- BValse, Esossaise (Ouvre posthume)
Vladimir de Pachmann on Columbia, performing 'Ricigletto Paraphrase' and 'Valse, Écossaise' — the legendary Russian pianist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his interpretations of Chopin.AI summary
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- ARicoletto Paraphrase
- BValse, Esossaise (Ouvre posthume)
Vladimir de Pachmann, a Russian virtuoso pianist famous for his Chopin interpretations, recorded the Rigoletto Paraphrase and works by Liszt and Chopin for Columbia; Pachmann was an important recording artist in the acoustic and early electrical eras.AI summary