Browse: Liszt Complete Piano Music (series)

The more I continued listening to this recital, the more I felt that it was one of the finest all-Liszt discs I had heard for a very long time…This is Vol 49 of Naxos’s Liszt Complete Piano Music... — Gramophone Magazine, September 2018 More…

Despite his youth and relative inexperience, [Chen] fully merits his place in the series as a mature Liszt player par excellence and an artist to be reckoned with…[his] varied touch and tone... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2016 More…

Scholars will pounce on this release... [Waleczek]’s commitment to an often fascinating and complex gestation is admirable. — International Piano, October 2019 More…

Tyron follows the 'Ungarisch' with Liszt's freer 'Allegro marziale' re-working of the same piece (which Howard appends after the last piece in the set). while this is a model of her assured playing... — International Record Review More…

Canadian Valerie Tryon plays more transcriptions of vocal music in Vol 11. A La Chapelle Sistine combines Allegri's Miserere and Mozart's Ave Verum Corpus in a 13-minute fantasy. Two movements... — Straits Times More…

This is evidently the American pianist William Wolfram's second contribution [to the Naxos Liszt series], and it is strikingly good. He clearly has all the necessary technique to confront any... — The Guardian, 17th June 2010, 4 out of 5 stars More…