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Liszt: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2; Totentanz
Franz Liszt, Oliver von Dohnanyi, ...
Naxos, 1994
This is an excellent recording for the price
+ Solid recording
I also own this piece played by the more famous Misha Dichter, Andre Previn conducting, and the Pittsburgh Symphony orchestra. In all honesty there is nothing to choose between the two of them.
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Liszt: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2; Sonata in B Minor
Franz Liszt, Esa-Pekka Salonen, ...
Sony, 2005
The Angelic Liszt
+ Fulfilling
Emanuel Ax prefers to give us the beauties of Liszt in these concertos and the piano sonata. He forgoes the usual pyrotechnics and devilry for a more sensitive reading. While some may prefer the demonic Liszt, others will appreciate Ax's beauty of line wedded to pianistic virtuosity. A lovely ...
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Liszt: Orchestral Works / Works for Piano and Orchestra - Michel Béroff / Gewandhaus-Orchester Leipzig / Kurt ...
Franz Liszt, Kurt Masur, ...
EMI Classics, 2003
Masur - Champion of Liszt
+ Masur still the greatest Lisztian all these years later
+ From a music lover, not a critic
Before he became the embattled leader of the New York Philharmonic, Kurt Masur made a name for himself by making brilliant recordings with the Gewandhaus-Orchester Leipzig, these Liszt Orchestral Works foremost among them. It is delightful to have these recordings in print again, and for them all ...
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Franz Liszt: Piano Concertos No. 1 & 2
Franz Liszt, Eugene Ormandy, ...
Archipel, 2004
vintage arrau
Approximately half of this Archipel disc includes three selections available on a Sony disc: Hungarian Fantasy for piano & orchestra & Hungarian Rhapsodies no. 9 & 13 (which is misidentified as no.11 on the Archipel disc). In addition, this release includes a 1935 version of the first Liszt ...
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Jerome Rose plays Liszt - Piano Concerti/ Totentanz
Liszt, Jerome Rose, ...
Medici Classics, 2003
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Liszt: Piano Concertos Nos.1 & 2; Totentanz
Franz Liszt, Seiji Ozawa, ...
Deutsche Grammophon, 1990
The Standard
+ Liszt in all his splendor
+ Liszt: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2
+ Excellent performances by a great pianist
+ Decent recording, but...
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Liszt: Piano Concertos
Franz Liszt, Constantin Silvestri, ...
BBC Legends, 2002
EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES
A belated and overdue interest in Ogdon's playing has prompted me to get these Liszt performances. I already own performances of both concertos by Richter and Cziffra, and of the first by Michelangeli. The piano technique of all these players is to all intents and purposes infinite and the composer ...
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Piano Concertos 1 & 2
Liszt, Perl, ...
Oehms, 2004
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Liszt: The Piano Concertos, Beethoven: Piano Sonatas 10, 19, & 20
Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz Liszt, ...
Umvd Labels, 2001
Definitive Performances of Liszt's Piano Concertos
+ Rare Richter Beethoven Sonata Recordings
+ A grand 60s recording!
+ absolutely great
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MacDowell: Piano Concerto No.2/Liszt: Piano Concertos No.1 & No.2
Franz Liszt, Edward MacDowell, ...
Telarc, 1996
Exceptional Performance
This is a great recording as well as rendition of MacDowell/Liszt Piano Concerti. Andre gives a great interpretation of Liszt and the Dallas Symphony is brilliant at best.
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Liszt: Piano Concerti Nos. 1 & 2; Hungarian Fantasia; Chopin: Andante spianato & Grande Polonaise
Frederic Chopin, Franz Liszt, ...
BBC Legends, 2000
A showstopper
This is a real example of what documentary recordings can yield to posterity. While I've always found the studio versions by these same artists a bit overrated, this live version--recorded a few days prior to the Philips session (now on "Philips 50") is the real thing. Comparing the two, one gets ...
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Grigory Ginzburg: Live Recordings, Vol. 1: Liszt, Ginzburg
Grigori Ginzburg, Franz Liszt, ...
Boheme Vox Aeterna, 2005
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Liszt: Works for Piano & Orchestra (Box Set)
Franz Liszt, Michel Plasson, ...
Brilliant Classics, 2003
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Liszt: Three Piano Concertos; Totentanz
Franz Liszt, Paul Freeman, ...
MSR Classics, 2005
In a long creative lifetime of at least 65 years (he was a published composer by the age of 11), Franz Liszt wrote 15 or 16 works for piano and orchestra but only three real concertos; improbably enough, they are, along with the Totentanz, all dated 1849. Every aspiring virtuoso of the day was grinding out show-off concertos so it should not be surprising that the greatest virtuoso of the century ...
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Liszt: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2
Liszt, Arrau, ...
Eloquence, 1999
Beautiful, powerful, passionate.
Claudio Arrau's interpretation of these works by Liszt is powerful enough to storm the ramparts of heaven and celestial enough to draw heaven to earth.
The sound quality of this CD is superb.
Arrau's music is something to treasure, often.
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