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Piano Music, Volume 7 - Piano Transcriptions cover
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GODOWSKY
Piano Music, Volume 7 - Piano Transcriptions
Konstantin Scherbakov (piano)
 [ Marco Polo / CD - released 26/Aug/2005 ]
The great Polish-American pianist Leopold Godowsky was born at Soshly, a village near the Lithuanian city of Vilnius, in 1870, the son of a doctor.
Piano Music - Volume 8 (incls Java Suite) cover
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Piano Music - Volume 8 (incls Java Suite)
Konstantin Scherbakov (piano)
 [ Marco Polo / CD - released 26/Aug/2005 ]
" This CD is a must for all enthusiasts of romantic and virtuosic piano music. And do not forget the other seven volumes in this large and important recording project from Marco Polo." (MusicWeb April 2007)
The Best of Ravel: Bolero; Daphnis et Chloe Suite No. 2; etc cover
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The Best of Ravel: Bolero; Daphnis et Chloe Suite No. 2; etc
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra / Zubin Mehta / London Symphony Orchestra / Pierre Monteux
 [ Decca Eloquence / CD - released 21/Aug/2002 ]
'the visceral excitement Mehta produces is most compelling one marvels at the vivid Decca sound' Penguin Guide to CDs (2000 Yearbook)
Schubert: Schwanengesang D957 / Auf dem Strom D943 cover
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Schubert: Schwanengesang D957 / Auf dem Strom D943
Peter Schreier (tenor) Andres Schiff (piano) Radovan Vlatkovic (piano)
 [ Australian SBS Decca Eloquence / CD - released 10/Mar/2013 ]
"Schiff's realization of the piano's role seconds the singer's probings perfectly. […] This is really a 'must' for any Lieder collection." (Gramophone)