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Tuesday May 04, 2021
Tuesday May 04, 2021
After three years 'vegetating' in New York, Béla Bartók produced a handful of late great pieces. A dying man's birthday gift to his wife, his life-affirming, often easygoing and playful last piano concerto is, perhaps, my favourite concerto of all time...
Listening time 35 mins (Podcast 11', Music 24')
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