Entertainment & Arts
The towering pianist Vladimir Horowitz is heard in recitals over three-plus decades at Carnegie Hall in a sprawling boxed set — an unprecedented opportunity for listeners.
Jan. 4, 2014
Vladimir Horowitz at Carnegie Hall: What the fuss was all about
The words of Wanda Toscanini Horowitz, “His philosophy was to transmit the music to the public and not to bore the public,” launch “Vladimir Horowitz: A Reminiscence” and invite us to share with her an easygoing hour with the pianist, who died in 1989.
March 12, 1994
In the letter “Who’s a Genius?”
Nov. 2, 2003
The piano recital by Vladimir Horowitz in Moscow may well be the finest byproduct of the past U.S.
May 3, 1986
“Horowitz Live and Unedited -- The Historic 1965 Carnegie Hall Return Concert”; Vladimir Horowitz, piano. (Sony Classical); *** “The Magic of Horowitz”; Vladimir Horowitz, piano. Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala. Carlo Maria Giulini, conductor. (Deutsche Grammophon); **
Oct. 5, 2003
Vladimir Horowitz, who died on Sunday one month after his 85th birthday, was--well--Vladimir Horowitz.
Nov. 7, 1989
1. The Movies Go to the Opera--various artists 2. Verdi & Puccini: Arias--Kiri Te Kanawa 3.
Dec. 26, 1989
He had vowed never to return.
Jan. 21, 1987
The “Sunday Morning” presentation of Vladimir Horowitz’s concert in Moscow was a welcome respite from the storm raging around the United States’ bombing of Libya.
May 11, 1986