Hey Thal, is there a rec of Apres un Lecture worth anything besides Berman?

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Couldn't find one, just checking with you.

[thalbergmad]

Earl Wild if memory serves old chap.

I love his Liszt and just about everything else he ever played.

Thal

[ahinton]

Couldn't find one, just checking with you.

Of course I know the one to which you refer and am inclined broadly to agree with Thal here. Ogdon at his best was also splendid in that work, as was Cherkassky live when I heard him years ago.

At the risk of going somewhat off-topic, have you ever come across a piece entitled Après un Lecture de Liszt?...

Best,

Alistair

[j_menz]

At the risk of going somewhat off-topic, have you ever come across a piece entitled Après un Lecture de Liszt?...

Is there a piano transcription in the offing?

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Earl Wild if memory serves old chap.

I love his Liszt and just about everything else he ever played.

Thal

thanks

[thalbergmad]

Gawd, Skepto returns.

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[minor9th]

At the risk of going somewhat off-topic, have you ever come across a piece entitled Après un Lecture de Liszt?...

Best,

Alistair

Yes, I have this recording of it:





It's quite a wild ride!

[evryali]

Yes, I have this recording of it:





It's quite a wild ride!

Thank you, you just introduced me to a great new pianist.

[ahinton]

Yes, I have this recording of it:





It's quite a wild ride!

But it's a reading, not a lecture; not the music that I mentioned, I'm afraid!

Best,

Alistair

[minor9th]

But it's a reading, not a lecture; not the music that I mentioned, I'm afraid!

Best,

Alistair

Oops..sorry. Still, this is a fun piece (except it sounds brutally hard to play!) and a great recording.