One nice thing about only knowing a certain amount about classical music is that I get to discover talents that are now long gone. Edwin Fischer was considered to be one of the great classical pianists of the middle of the twentieth century, but I just got some of his work recently. Here he performs in a trio setting, which means he must be accompanist as well as soloist. Needless to say, he acquits himself well.
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