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from notes by Jeffrey Kallberg © 2011
extrait des notes rédigées par Jeffrey Kallberg © 2011
Français: Hypérion
aus dem Begleittext von Jeffrey Kallberg © 2011
Deutsch: Viola Scheffel
![]() Alfred Cortot stands as the greatest representative of 20th-century French pianism. This album focuses on the solo recordings he actually made in France, all recorded in Paris during World War 2, and originally only released locally. These wonderf ...» More |
![]() ‘This will be a revelation to those who remember Brailowsky from his post-war recordings … here preserved in excellent transfers, he shows himsel ...» More |
![]() Belgian pianist Arthur de Greef studied with Franz Liszt and also became a close friend of Grieg, who strongly admired his playing. He was a mainstay of the HMV catalogue in the 1920s and this set brings together for the first time his complete re ...» More |
![]() Stephen Hough’s 2011 album of Chopin’s waltzes once more regains its ‘complete’ status with the inclusion of the ‘Valse’ found in a New York library in 2024. Yet further incentive to acquire some Chopin of ‘authority and panache … understanding an ...» More |
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![]() Stephen Hough has a unique affinity for the music of Chopin, whose music has always been a central part of his repertoire. Hough’s name has become synonymous with pianistic elegance, flawless technique and immense musicianship and he has become gl ...» More |
![]() Since his triumph as winner of the 1970 Chopin International Piano Competition, Garrick Ohlsson has established himself worldwide as a musician of magisterial interpretive and technical prowess. This monumental recording project—first instigated by t ...» More |
![]() Two complete recitals recorded at Illinois University on 17 and 18 March 1949 and some bonus recordings originally broadcast on 7 March 1937. Almost all the works included in this programme are new additions to the Myra Hess discography.» More |
![]() Vassily Sapellnikoff (1868–1941) and Xaver Scharwenka (1850–1924) were among the earliest generation of pianists to record, and on this ground alone it is surprising that their complete recordings have never before been transferred for modern list ...» More |