https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-b4BiZZ7J4
The Best of Liszt | Franz Liszt - Solo Piano and Piano TranscriptionsAll recordings performed by Para Chang🎹00:00 La Campanella05:01 Un Sospiro (Live conce

https://www.amazon.com/Liszt-Oeuvres-pour-Piano-Works/dp/B00005IA06
My Liszt collection is mainly from Cziffra himself, with not altogether negligible contributions from Richter, Michelangeli and Ogdon, and my main interest in the music is the opportunity it offers to these great players. I need hardly say that they do not neglect the poetic and inward sides to the composer. In particular Cziffra makes more of

https://www.amazon.com/Liszt-Piano-Sonata-B-Minor/product-reviews/B0000026Q5
And St Francis Preaching to the Birds comes across as a proto-modernist composition, with much literary detail. The CD was recorded in Richardson Auditorium at Princeton University in 1988, where CBS made a number of fine sounding recordings--and this one is no exception. I was very happy to add this disc to my Liszt collection.

https://www.amazon.com/Franz-Liszt-Transcriptions-Schubert-Songs/dp/B00009AHO8
Product Description. This is Nikolaus Lahusen 's first recording of Franz Liszt works, although it could be considered his third recording of Franz Schubert 's works for Celestial Harmonies. It features Liszt's transcriptions for piano solo of Schubert's works, with the vocal parts of the original `lieder' taken over by the piano.

https://www.amazon.com/Liszt-Piano-Sonata-B-Minor/dp/B0000026Q5
And St Francis Preaching to the Birds comes across as a proto-modernist composition, with much literary detail. The CD was recorded in Richardson Auditorium at Princeton University in 1988, where CBS made a number of fine sounding recordings--and this one is no exception. I was very happy to add this disc to my Liszt collection.

https://www.amazon.com/Liszt-Annees-Pelerinage-Franz/dp/B000005GOD
Italian pianist Aldo Ciccolini, who just died earlier this year (2015), had a strong reputation as a performer of the music of Franz Liszt. I admire his wonderful recording of Emmanuel Chabrier's 'Pieces pittoresques" but I find this complete recording of Liszt's "Annees de Pelerinage" mixed in quality, although it has its moments.

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PP Beethoven - Symphonies Nos. 3 & 8 Minnesota Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä Good Eroica, the 8th however just went past without notice. I think this series might be a bit too mellow for my tastes, compared to others I've heard (Paavo Järvi, Chailly and the partial one by Honeck, though I'm starting to dislike the RR production on these, which are a bit over-brassed and over-produced for my tastes).