Browse: Liszt - Miserere, d'apres Palestrina (Harmonies poétiques et religieuses, S. 173 No. 8)

In this powerful collection, which swings between chestnuts and relative rarities, Martina Filjak shows herself to be an enormously talented pianist with strong fingers, a rich bass-centered... — Fanfare, Jul/Aug 2020 More…

This is a fine recital, with a recording to match — BBC Music Magazine More…

Guy's technique can match anybody's for firepower. He also offers moments of genuine revelation. I hadn't realised quite how thrilling an introduction to the cycle the opening Invocation can... — BBC Music Magazine, September 2011, 4 out of 5 stars More…

it is in the grandes machines, the three big extended works that form the backbone of the Harmonies, that Korstick is at his most impressive. 'Benediction de Dieu dans la solitude' is spacious,... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2016 More…

Almost any way you choose to look at it, this is a staggering achievement...Howard is particularly convincing in those works where Liszt focuses on a particular technical problem...The grand... — International Record Review, May 2011 More…

Howard, catching the authentic tinge of hysteria, mounts swiftly upwards in an ecstasy that burns away awareness of mere notes — Classic CD More…

This is big-boned Liszt-playing, tough to interpret and admirably free from sentiment. There's no attempt at self-consciously flashy virtuosity. Funérailles is wonderfully stark and angry, while... — The Guardian, 4th July 2013, 4 out of 5 stars More…