The wonderfully eccentric and famed pianist Vladimir Horowitz knew exactly how he wanted his piano positioned each time he performed at Carnegie Hall. To ensure they always got it right, our stagehands drove three screws into the stage floor, marking where each of the instrument’s three legs should be placed. What started as a convenient reminder comprising everyday objects now represents the story of a great artist, his pursuit of excellence, and a career intimately intertwined with the history

[NEW] It’s 1986. Vladimir Horowitz returns to his native Russia after an absence of 60 years. In the grand auditorium of the Moscow Conservatory, the legendary pianist gives a recital that remains etched in collective memory as a major musical event of the twentieth century. Dive in this memorable recital with Vladimir Horowitz performing Chopin’s Polonaise No. 6 in A-flat Major, Op. 53, "Heroic". Watch the full documentary on medici.tv! https://bit.ly/4gMFpeF | medici.tv

[MONDAY MOTIVATION] 🎹🎶 Start the week with the great Vladimir Horowitz, joking about exteriorizing the music... Watch the full documentary about him, on medici.tv! 🎹🎶 https://t.ly/JcKvr | medici.tv

#Archive back to 1986: Vladimir Horowitz, the "Titan of the Piano" in Recital in Moscow! Enjoy the full program here: http://ow.ly/Uq2y4 | medici.tv