After 61 years, pianist Vladimir Horowitz performs a historic recital in Moscow, reconnecting with the city that shaped his early career.
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After 61 years, pianist Vladimir Horowitz performs a historic recital in Moscow, reconnecting with the city that shaped his early career.
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Vladimir Horowitz steps onto the stage in Moscow for the first time in 61 years, delivering a historic recital in 1986. The documentary captures the emotional atmosphere of his return to the Soviet Union, where he performs pieces that resonate with the audience. Directed by Brian Large, the film features commentary from Charles Kuralt and glimpses of Horowitz's deep connection to the city that shaped his artistry. This performance marks a significant moment in Horowitz's life and career, reflecting his reconnection with his roots.
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Why Watch
- See Vladimir Horowitz's emotional return to Moscow.
- Watch a historic recital after 61 years away.
- Find out how Horowitz connects with his roots.
Did You Know
- Vladimir Horowitz returned to the Soviet Union after 61 years in 1986.
- The documentary features a recital that lasts 85 minutes.
- The film was directed by Brian Large and includes Charles Kuralt in the cast.
- The documentary was produced in the US and features both English and Russian languages.
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How long was Vladimir Horowitz away from the Soviet Union before his 1986 return?
Vladimir Horowitz returned to the Soviet Union for the first time in 61 years.
Who directed the documentary 'Horowitz in Moscow'?
The documentary was directed by Brian Large.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Horowitz in Moscow'?
The duration of the documentary is 85 minutes.
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