any good classical piano DVD's

[mr_liszter]

Anybody know of any really good classical piano performance  DVD's and where to get hold of them?

in addition to this im really after some performances of liszt hungarian rhapsody no2 or la campenella can anyone help??

thanx

[bernhard]

Have a look here for some interesting videos:

https://www.pianoatpepper.com/catalog/search?option=results&searchtype1=iclass&searchtype2=style&searchtype3=format&iclass1=F&iclass2=BK&style1=PIA&format1=DVD&stock=x&page=searchresults_piano_nolevelcomp.jsp&label=DVD's

and here:

https://www.mainlyopera.com/categories/instrec.html

https://lugansky.homestead.com/DVD.html

https://dvd-shop.yellowpages.pl/1355R728_Musicals-and-Performing-Arts-Classical-Piano-and-Keyboard.html

Best wishes,
Bernhard.

[Derek]

To those interested in classical piano and even jazz I would highly reccommend this DVD. Keith Jarrett is one of the greatest improvisers of the 20th century ---he absorbed nearly every style there ever was.  

He's considered a jazz pianist but his style encompasses so much more than this specialized area. Its very entertaining to watch Jarrett play.

I would like to add that if you subscribe to any common notions about improvisation, you are in for a huge surprise. Jarrett's improvisation is vastly more complex than mere "noodling around" or improvising around tunes (although he does do this, in his encores)

[allchopin]

Have a look at The Golden Age of Piano - It is a great coverage of such artists as Serkin, Horowitz, Hess, Gould, Rubinstein, Arrau, etc.   Phillips, 115 min, narrated by David Dubal

[nad]

Art of piano

I love that dvd. I'm still waiting for my copy