Browse: Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody, S244 No. 18 in F sharp minor

One of the more striking aspects of Maltempo’s approach to these works is his inerrant sense of timing. There’s no rush to arrival: every scintillating detail is savoured at leisure, without... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2017 More…

To devise a programme encompassing multiple achivement aspects of the Liszt phenomenon is one thing. To deliver it with the kind of wide-ranging musicianship that's required is another, and Dejan... — BBC Music Magazine, August 2017, 4 out of 5 stars More…

He homes in on the Hungarian melodies and evocations and locates the love and pride that Liszt lavished on them — BBC Music Magazine More…

This well-known set has been in and out of the catalogue a number of times, always to considerable acclaim. And the performances are every bit as good as everybody has always said. Although individual... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

his [Jenö Jandó's] touch is always sure; the finger presses deep into the key rather than percussively upon it, so that the sound sings rather than shouts, even at the loudest dynamic level.... — Sunday Times, 25th July 1999 More…

Almost any way you choose to look at it, this is a staggering achievement...Howard is particularly convincing in those works where Liszt focuses on a particular technical problem...The grand... — International Record Review, May 2011 More…

This disc is a must for those who treasure fine piano playing — Washington Post More…