This is a good breviary -- columbia.edu
/classical/
Jacob Young
Charles Garcia
Eli Jackson
Shit performance, as usual. Why do you think the orchestra completely covers up the piano when the più mosso section begins? Exactly, it's because Weissenberg can't play those passages to save his life. The cadenzas are even worse. The only one other than Rachmaninoff himself who could play this concerto is Horowitz when he was young (old Horowitz played it like rubbish).
Robert Russell
Here, this is a proper performance of the No. 3: youtube.com
(Unfortunately several sections are cut from the recording.)
William Richardson
It's called picking up a pencil and then writing notes down on paper
Nathaniel Roberts
take a course in music theory, the rest should be autonomous
Bentley Sanders
jesus christ this is some fucking good shit
horowitz is the kind of pianist who, when he plays a piece, it's so fresh and innovative that it's as if you're hearing the piece anew again
Jaxon White
Kastle please go
Bentley Rogers
Literally who? No matter: I'm right, you're wrong. End of story.
Sebastian Reed
All quite good, though I prefer Carmignola's version of BWV 1019 or this
youtube.com