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Much attention and mention is given Sir Andras Schiff's latest remarkable recording of both Brahms’ piano concertos with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. Schiff's choice of instrument is a Blüthner grand piano built in Leipzig around 1859, the year in which the first D minor concerto was premiered. Schiff has changed foot in his views on period instruments and the recording can be seen as an ambitious attempt to scrutinize and fully bring out the true characteristics of Brahms' works. Read more >>

Topic: Liszt Nocturne 2/Liebestraume 2 can't find specific recorded version  (Read 549 times)

Offline pianos1

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Hello,

The Liszt recording linked below is titled "Liebestraume No. 2", but every sheet music file I've found does not match the recording.  Most other YouTube videos with the same title are of a different piece, but the scores I've found match it.

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Your help in finding the correct sheet music will be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes,
Paul


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ACcording to the comments on the video, this is not Liszt but Leybach - Nocturne op 52 No 5. Searching for that led me to IMSLP and here:

https://ks.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/4/43/IMSLP204049-PMLP25283-Leybach_-_52_5th_Nocturne_op_52_-_Edition_Eclips_-_UNC.pdf

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Can't thank you enough for this reply.  Have a beautiful day.
 

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