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cd 2, Schumann's 'Novelettes'

Love Ciani - what a brilliant, brilliant pianist! (And also my introduction to these Weber sonatas).

Thank you for the link. Will have a listen for sure. My introduction to this composer.

cd 1, Claude Debussy's Preludes Book 1 & 2 beginning. 'Dino Ciani'. Alfred Cortot called him miraculously gifted. 'Brilliant Classics', budget label that keeps improving. Little booklet included, nice cover also, cd's in seperate covers with information all conceiled in a nice clamshell-box. Found this in thriftshop for only 1.50 euro and i am very happy with it. Did forget to mention that the sound on these Brilliant boxes is really good !

Can you recommend any essential recordings ?

cd 1, Suite op.29, Verklarte Nacht & 3 pieces for Chambre Orchestra

it is...

Phaedra !

long time, long time ....

A classical version is assessted by me by criteria as: technique (dynamique), are the intentions of the composer transferred as accurate and natural as possible ? I am pretty much a purist but . . . sometimes i hear such a natural fluidity in the playing of an artist/artists without changing the intentions of the composer to much that it is forgivable for me. 'Gould' seems to be a hit or a miss for me. P.S. still learning. Listening to classical music grows, needs training. Right about that.

Listening now to the first pianoconcerto and i do like it more as i expected. A surprise for me....

Pretty classy cover !

Intruiging

Thanks for your view on the Oscar Peterson Trio.

mwehhhhh.....

Sparkling energetic performance. reference !

'Five Light Paintings' & 'Flower Bells' from 6 cd-box (also avaible as a 9 lp set) on Opal music. Music made for art exhibitions Listening to mp3 but ordered immediately after first meeting.