Vladimir Horowitz
Why it matters
Vladimir Horowitz remains a towering figure in classical piano, known for his exquisite touch and deep connection to the music he played.
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Born in 1903, Vladimir Horowitz was a Ukrainian-American pianist and composer who left an indelible mark on the world of Western classical music. His career spanned much of the 20th century, making him a central figure in classical piano performance.
Horowitz was widely celebrated for his piano performances, earning accolades including a Grammy. His recordings, such as the 1974 release "New Recordings Of Chopin," showcase his mastery of the instrument and his deep affinity for classical repertoire.
Listeners often describe Horowitz’s music as perfect for focused listening, with an acoustic small-group texture that invites you into the intimate nuances of his playing. This makes his work a rewarding experience for anyone eager to dive deep into the subtleties of classical piano.
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NEW TODAYVINTAGE VINYL
Vladimir Horowitz - New Recordings Of Chopin - LP
SEALED / SEALED 1974Regular price $12.00 USDRegular price
3 Things You Need To Know
Definitive Chopin Interpretations
Horowitz’s 1974 album "New Recordings Of Chopin" is a great starting point to experience his nuanced touch and deep connection to Chopin’s works, capturing the pianist at a mature stage of his career.
Master of Classical Piano
Known primarily as a classical pianist, Horowitz’s career spanned much of the 20th century, focusing on Western classical piano repertoire with a signature blend of technical brilliance and expressive depth.
Ideal For Focused Listening
His recordings tend toward acoustic, small-group textures that reward attentive, focused listening—perfect for those who want to dive deeply into the subtle dynamics and phrasing of solo piano music.
Vladimir Horowitz Vinyl Records For Sale
Recognized as one of the greatest pianists in history, Vladimir Horowitz made a significant impact on classical music with his powerful performances of major works like Tchaikovsky's and Rachmaninoff's piano concertos. To start your collection, look for recordings from his celebrated Carnegie Hall debut or notable performances throughout his career. The Den stocks used vinyl records by Horowitz, and our inventory changes regularly, so be sure to check back often for new finds.
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