70K views · 2.5K reactions | Have you heard Artur Rubinstein playing Chopin at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1967? Rubinstein was a Polish pianist and a patriot, widely regarded as one of the greatest pianist of all time. Rubinstein died 40 years ago.  www.britishpoles.uk  | British Poles | Facebook

25K views · 639 reactions | Arthur Rubinstein Plays Chopin - Documentary,1950 Classical pianist Arthur Rubinstein plays several compositions by Chopin, including"Waltz in C Sharp Minor" and the "A Major Polonaise". #Rubinstein #chopin | Legendary Musicians | Facebook

46 reactions | Arthur Rubinstein's legendary recording of the Chopin Nocturnes is featured on Apple Music as Classical Essential Album of the month! Contrary to what you might think, Chopin wasn't always easy for the pianist at a young age, as he explains in the interview below. Visit their classical section and listen to the album here: https://apple.co/2GAVnJw. | Sony Classical | Facebook

Excerpt from "L'amour de la Vie" (The Love of Life,1969) - Arthur Rubinstein documentary film. Arthur Rubinstein: piano Prokofiev - March from Love of Three Oranges #rubinstein #prokofiev | Legendary Musicians

Piano legend Arthur Rubinstein died on this day in 1982, at 95. In this documentary filmed in 1966 in Hamburg – more precisely at the Steinway Factory in Stellingen –, Rubinstein is testing out his Hamburg Steinway D-274 after a misfortune I will touch on. In this excerpt, he plays the 1st mvt of Schubert’s last sonata [D. 960]. If you watch the NDR documentary, you will also see him playing 3 Chopin Etudes, the Ballade No. 1, Szymanowski’s Symphonie concertante and Ravel’s Valses nobles et sent