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Jorge Bolet

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A masterpiece by Bolet, known only to connoisseurs, that is overwhelming in its scale. This is the first reissue of the Japanese edition since its original release. Includes solo worksincluding The Bellon the B-side. Features a new foreword and liner notes.Bollett, considered a direct descendant of Liszt and the last heir to Romantic pianism, left behind this 1982 recording of Rachmaninoffs Piano Concerto No. 3often hailed as the pinnacle of technical virtuosity and elegancewhich is now being reissued after a long absence. This masterpiece, which encapsulates the very essence of Bolets artistry, is finally being reissued as a domestic release with its original jacket.Although Bolett is famous as a Liszt interpreter, he was also exceptionally skilled at performing Rachmaninoff. When he performed the Third Concerto with Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra shortly after his debut recital, he rec