Radio interview with Alfred Brendel, Austrian pianist, poet and author, who is widely considered to be one of the greatest pianists of all time. Brendel discusses the composers, whose music he likes to play such as Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, and Liszt and about various aspects of their musical works such a sense of humor, and moments of silence. He also speaks about the difference in cultural behavior of the audience in the countries he toured; his new recordings; and the importance of critical acceptance of new and well-known musicians. Recordings of Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, and Liszt piano works performed by Brendel were played during the interview.
Audiorecordings of musical works played during the interview. Sonata for piano, H. XVI, 50, in C major, 2nd and 3rd movements / Haydn -- Concerto for piano and orchestra, no 4, op. 58, in G major, Andante con moto / Beethoven -- Moments musicaux, no. 4 / Schubert -- Valse oubliée no. 1 / Franz Liszt.
Call number
*LTC-A 1556
Note
Title from original cassette label.
Streaming files transferred from original audiocassettes.
Access (note)
Access to original items restricted. Patrons can access streaming audio only on site at the NYPL Research Libraries.
Additional formats (note)
Archival original: (1 audiocassette : analog, stereo) in *LTC-A 1556.
Source (note)
Margaret Carson
Linking entry (note)
Forms part of: Margaret Carson audio-visual materials, *L(Special) 92-23.
Title
The Studs Terkel program. Studs Terkel interviews Alfred Brendel, 1985-05-06.
Production
May 6, 1985.
Country of producing entity
United States.
Type of content
spoken word
performed music
Type of medium
audio
computer
Type of carrier
online resource
Performer
Alfred Brendel, interviewee and pianist ; Studs Terkel, interviewer.
Event
Broadcast on WFMT radio in Chicago, Ill. 1985 May 6.
Access
Access to original items restricted. Patrons can access streaming audio only on site at the NYPL Research Libraries.
Additional formats
Archival original: (1 audiocassette : analog, stereo) in *LTC-A 1556.
Linking entry
Forms part of: Margaret Carson audio-visual materials, *L(Special) 92-23.