"shes not always right but she talks" lol

"You have no intention of retire?" - Horowitz: "Oh my God, no!" - Beautiful

I didn't realize Horowitz was such a charming and entertaining man.  A whole side of him I'm so happy to learn about.

his smile is wonderful

"I tell you, i dont know it!"    and then he playes it grandly from memory     love it!

I literally just fell in love with his personality. I would love to meet him, if only he were alive

I was at a concert with him in Orchestra Hall in Nov 1977.  I paid $50 to sit on the stage next to him.  I was 19 and was in the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago at the time.  $50 was an incredible sum of money for a college student then.  This concert changed my life.  What this man did with the piano blew my mind.  I remember riding the L afterwards to my studio apartment and thinking to myself, "You are looking at getting into the wrong business!"  That turned out to be true.  This man was not from the same planet as me.  I was in the bleachers to the left at 49 seconds.

4:06 dang straight, Horowitz. American news is so damn unbearable today.

"You really love to play the piano, don't you, Maestro?"

No, he hates it.

As a young pianiste I really really really wish I was born earlier just To meet him and his gorgeous smile....RIP MAESTRO !!!!

the nuance in Horowitz's playing is unmatched. amazing touch! no wonder he demanded his piano be carted to every performance

I wish I could have seen him.

That growing smile from 9:30 is probably one of the best things I've seen in a long time

Love that smile of his when Wanda describes his pranks.

Interviewer Mike Wallace was a friend of the Horowitz's.  He did this piece for "60 Minutes" at CBS News.  It was hard for him to 'attack' this legend, as was his normal routine.  But his admiration was genuine.  As TV journalism on a news magazine during Prime Time, this was a great interview.  As a deep music interview, it was not a great interview.  He captured Horowitz's personality for a public which might not know anything about him.

"You tell one other pianist who gets 80% of the gross"
That statement was uncalled for, its none of his business!

The last true maestro... The last romantic

I love his laughing at the end! 14:28. This guy really enjoyed playing! It is inspiring and very enjoyable to see this man play! So much love for his instrument!

His smile inspires me

"Sometimes i'll do it better sometimes less good like any human being" the last romantic 👏👏👏