Liszt - Gnomenreigen, S145 No. 2

APR’s is the most comprehensive single collection and has, by a country mile, the best annotation, booklet (Jonathan Summers) and transfers (Seth B Winner)...evidence, if it were needed, of... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2023 More…

Pletnev's accounts of the Sonata has great tonal finesse, articulation and control of keyboard colour: there is tremendous depth and majesty, and the breadth is deeply impressive. — Penguin Guide, 2011 edition More…

Bolet's distilled, rarefied art of spinning out a translucent lyrical line, his broad tempos, deep-toned basses and unforced sonorousness were all the products of his musicianly maturity — BBC Music Magazine, July 2010 More…

Taken as a whole, these performances throw open a window to a bygone era, revealing a musician less prone to what our modern ears might consider the wilful affectations of pianists like Hambourg... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2018 More…

Kentner, a 'great-grandpupil' of the composer, offers Liszt that is aristocratic and technically exquisite - La leggierezza and La campanella as light as sound itself. Colour and sonority are... — BBC Music Magazine, August 2009, 5 out of 5 stars More…

This is such a cornucopia of good things it is hard to know where to start...[in the Bach] Joyce's deft, sparingly pedalled light touch, her nonchalant speed and fluency and a palpable enjoyment... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2011 More…