Best recording of Debussy Sunken Cathedral

[notturno]

Can anyone recommend a recording(s) of Debussy's piano music?  In particular, I'm looking for a disk that contains "Sunken Cathedral."  Though I like most of his piano music, so most any recommendation would be welcome.

Joseph

[arensky]

My favorites are Michelangeli and Ivan Moravec; Robert Casadesus and Youri Egorov are also very good.

[debussy symbolism]

Greetings.

Yes I have also listened to Casadesus's recording. He playes soft and expressive, never with forcing of chords or notes.

[quantum]

Gieseking. 

Also Francois-Joel Thiollier on Naxos.  Some don't like it.  I think some of his preludes are good, although there are deviations from the score.  It's not bad for the price. 

[kreso]

Gieseking, Richter, Zimerman, Dino Gianni, Michelangelli

[frida1]

What about Pascal Roge?  He has a double disc set including Suite Bergamasque and the complete Preludes, among others.

[notturno]

Thank you very much for the suggestions.  The samples of these performers that I heard on Amazon are all promising, and different performers for different reasons.  Well multiple versions is a good thing, right?

Thanks.

Joseph

[panic]

On a slightly related note, does anyone know how to convert an m4a file to mp3 or get around the m4a problem, because I was going to upload my recording of Sunken Cathedral for notturno but it won't allow me to upload m4as.

[la_leggierezza]

try Claudio Arrau version of preludes!! they are quite good! 

[franzliszt2]

I seen pascal rohe play it live. and it was amazing

[ravel]

Gieseking  ,Zimerman, Roge and not to forget Michelangeli.