Liszt – Piano Concertos 1&2 Totentanz CD Deutsche Grammophon Zimerman Ozawa

$ 3.69

Style: Concerto Romantic Classical Inlay Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Run Time: 5548 Release Year: 1990 UPC: 0028942357129 Conductor: Seiji Ozawa CD Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Case Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Era: 1980s Release Title: Piano Concerti 1 & 2 Type: Album Artist: Krystian Zimerman Unit Type: Unit Features: Digital Recording Language: English Record Label: Degr, Deutsche Grammophon Format: CD Case Type: Jewel Case Standard Composer: Franz Liszt Instrument: Piano Edition: Digital Recording Genre: Classical

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Liszt – Piano Concertos 1&2 Totentanz CD Deutsche Grammophon Zimerman Ozawa. The album features the complete Piano Concertos Nos. 1 in E flat major and 2 in A major, alongside the dramatic Totentanz. Buy 2 CD'S, Get 2 FREE, Add 4 CD'S, to your cart from store. Mix & Match. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking genius of Franz Liszt with this Deutsche Grammophon CD featuring Krystian Zimerman on piano, accompanied by the Boston Symphony Orchestra and conducted by the esteemed Seiji Ozawa. This digital recording brings to life Liszt's iconic Klavierkonzerte Nos. 1 & 2 and the captivating Totentanz (Danse macabre), a masterful paraphrase on 'Dies irae'. Experience the dynamic range and technical brilliance that define these monumental Romantic works, performed by some of the most respected names in classical music. This release is a cornerstone for any classical music enthusiast. This particular edition, identified by the catalog number 423 571-2 GH, is a highly sought-after recording, showcasing the exceptional artistry of Zimerman's piano interpretations and Ozawa's precise orchestral direction. The album features the complete Piano Concertos Nos. 1 in E flat major and 2 in A major, alongside the dramatic Totentanz. Originally released in 1988, this CD is a testament to the enduring quality of Deutsche Grammophon's classical catalog. A must-have for collectors of classical piano concertos, Romantic era compositions, and fans of Liszt, Zimerman, and Ozawa.