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Music Appreciation

still_one

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1. Saw him twice. Once in Minneapolis, and one of his final concerts in San Francisco, at the Masonic

Reply to Dyedinthewoolliberal (Original post)

Sat Jan 28, 2017, 11:54 AM

Jan 2017

Auditorium in San Francisco. Still have the program to that concert.

No one could play Chopin like Rubinstein. His touch was extraordinary

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Arthur Rubinstein was born on this date. [View all] Dyedinthewoolliberal Jan 2017 OP

Saw him twice. Once in Minneapolis, and one of his final concerts in San Francisco, at the Masonic still_one Jan 2017 #1

Yes absolutely the best Chopin ever... pangaia Jan 2017 #2

polonaise Buzz cook Jan 2017 #5

+++ still_one May 2020 #8

Masonic Auditorium Concert troubadourz May 2020 #6

That is amazing. It was November 11, 1975 at 8:30 P.M. and I do have the program materials still_one May 2020 #7

thanks! n/t ginnyinWI Jan 2017 #3

Artur Rubinstein. stopbush Jan 2017 #4