Sviatoslav Richter - Richter In Hungary (1953-1993) (CD)

Sviatoslav Richter - Richter In Hungary (1953-1993) (CD)

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Sviatoslav Richter - Richter In Hungary (1953-1993) (CD)A 14 CD Box set comprised of Richter's concerts in Hungary between 1953 and 1993, recorded by the Hungarian Radio I think I can safely claim to speak for many Hungarian musicians, when I say that from our childhood on, for decades, Richter's concerts were the greatest musical experience we had. We were fortunate that he was happy to play in Hungary. In addition to his indescribable personal aura, his unique physical and intellectual characteristics,

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