Music Listen to all Rubinstein recordings on CD / Keiji Fujita

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Music
[Introduction to the Contents]
This is the second part of the series, which discusses all recordings made throughout Rubinstein's life (1928 〜 1976) along with the events in his life, and guides him to listen to them on CDs.
Following 』 who listened to all recordings of 『 Horovitz on CDs which was popular last time, this is the second part of the series! Pianist Arthur Rubinstein (1887 〜 1982) continued to challenge recording with a strong sense of mission to "leave my performance to future generations" until his later years. Starting with the performance of chopin, which can be said to be his byword, it covers all recordings as well as tracing his music life.
[All recorded discography]
[Author brief history]
Born on January 22, 1978, two weeks after the 50th anniversary concert of Vladimir HOROVITZ (1903 〜 1989), a leading pianist of the 20th century. He happened to listen in music class when he was in the first year of middle school. "Zigeunerweisen" [Vanguard] played by Mischa Hermann (1891 〜 1967), a famous violinist in the past, awakened to the attraction of classical music. Later, he became acquainted with the late Joerg DEMS (1928 〜 2019), a great pianist from Asahikawa who was a friend of the late Taiichi SATO (1938 〜 2009), a music critic from Asahikawa, and who often visited Asahikawa for concerts, learned about the depth of the world in terms of piano music and pianists. From September 2007 to August 2009, he became a member of the management consultation committee of Osetsu Crystal Hall in Asahikawa City. He wrote "The Best Performance of a Pianist to Listen to 50 Boxes" in "Classic Journal 047 Box as the Final Form of Classic CD" (Alpha Beta 2013). He also wrote "』 to listen to all recordings of 『 Horovitz on CDs" (Alpha Beta Books 2019).