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Pianist Marc-André Hamelin’s unprecedented technical acumen, huge sonority, and unflappable control of the piano is everywhere evident in this Liszt recital, along with new-found reserves
Idil Biret often favors a clipped, linearly oriented approach to Beethoven’s sonatas that superficially evokes her mentor Wilhelm Kempff, yet without his luminous tone, subtle
In 1997 Philips reissued Nikita Magaloff’s 1974-78 complete Chopin piano works cycle as a budget-priced, space-saving boxed set that did not last in the catalog
To commemorate Liszt’s 200th birthday year, this release gathers together all of Vladimir Horowitz’s Liszt recordings controlled by the Sony/BMG group and previously issued by
There’s no question that Carl Petersson’s fingers can efficiently dispatch the elaborate intricacies of Leopold Godowsky’s Java Suite; yet his literal, texturally monochrome, frequently unimaginative
Since Virgin Classics didn’t have a piano version of Bach’s Goldberg Variations in its catalog, it apparently fell to Nicholas Angelich to put things right.
The 14th volume of Naxos’ ongoing Scarlatti sonata cycle showcases Duanduan Hao, a pianist born in 1990 who won first prize in the 2009 Shanghai
I suspect that collectors familiar with Mstislav Rostropovich’s 1991 CD/DVD studio recordings of Bach solo cello suites will be curious about this newly uncovered live
Primarily known for his art songs and musical theater works, Ricky Ian Gordon owns a style that solidly sits in the tradition of such illustrious
This previously unreleased Schwetzinger Festival program from June 15, 1994 captures the 79-year-old Sviatoslav Richter in one of his better recitals from an erratic year.
