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        Régis 
          CAMPO (b. 
          1968) Les Heures Maléfiques, Ombra Felice, 
          Quatuor à cordes 2, The Life and Soul of His Imagined Landscape 
          
 Quatuor 
          Diotima rec. 2009 
 
          RADIO FRANCE SIGNATURE SIG11070 [64:13] 
 
          [HC]
        This 
          is a most welcome and rewarding release devoted to Campo’s attractive 
          music. 
        Romeo 
          CASCARINO (1922-2002) Blades of Grass see 
          To the point
        Erik 
          CHISHOLM 
          (1904-1965) Music for Piano - Volume 7:  
          
 Murray 
          McLachlan (piano) rec. 2006 
 
          DIVINE ARTS DDV24155 [68:45] 
 
          [JF][RB]
        We 
          are fortunate to have such an exemplary production ... one of the most 
          important musical discoveries and revelations of the Twenty-First Century. 
          [JF] Rangy and gangly music quaffing deep from the authentic Caledonian 
          aquifer. [RB]
        Fryderyk 
          CHOPIN 
          (1810-1849) 
          Piano Sonata No.2 in B flat minor Op.35 (1839) [23:15] Piano Sonata 
          No.3 in B minor Op.58 (1844) [24:39] 
 
          Victor Schiøler (piano) rec. 1953 
 
          FORGOTTEN RECORDS FR 496 [47:57] 
 
          [JW]
        It’s 
          enjoyable to hear playing of such individuality, even if it will not 
          necessarily garner universal appeal. 
        Frédéric 
          CHOPIN (1810-1849) Cello Sonata; Introduction and polonaise 
          brillante see SAINT-SAËNS
        Fryderyk 
          CHOPIN (1810-1849) Piano Concerto 2 see 
          Arrau 
          with Szell
        Aaron 
          COPLAND Fanfare for America 
 
          Stella Doufexis (mezzo) Frankfurt RSO/Hugh Wolff 
 
          ARTHAUS MUSIK 101573  
 [60:00] 
          
 [KM]
        A 
          well-made documentary giving an overview of the life and works of the 
          great American composer.
        John 
          CORIGLIANO (b.1938) Winging It: Piano Music 
          Winging It: Improvisations, Chiaroscuro, Fantasia on an Ostinato, Kaleidoscope, 
          Etude Fantasy 
 
          Ursula Oppens & Jerome Lowenthal (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          CEDILLE RECORDS CDR 90000 123 [59:30] 
 
          [Byz]
        These 
          works show considerable art and craft, technique and originality.
        Carl 
          CZERNY 
          (1791-1857) The 
          Sonatas for Solo Piano - vol.3 
 
          Martin Jones (piano) rec. 2008, 2009, 2010; . DDD 
 
          NIMBUS NI 5872/3 [75:23 + 68:56] 
 
          [Byz]
A 
          superb addition to Martin Jones's marvellous one-man attempt to record 
          everything unjustly neglected by other pianists. 
Benjamin 
          DALE (1885-1943) Piano Sonata, Night Fancies 
          York BOWEN (1884-1961) Miniature Suite 
 
          Danny Driver (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          HYPERION CDA67827 [65:17] [JW] 
        Add 
          this to your British Piano Collection without reservation.
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) 
          Piano 
          Music - Volume 5 2 Arabesques (1890-1) [8:56], Danse (Tarentelle 
          styrienne) (1890) [5:09], Ballade(1890) [7:26], Valse romantique (1890) 
          [3:22], Rêverie (1890) [5:02], Suite Bergamasque (1890-1905) [18:04], 
          Mazurka (1890) [2:55], Nocturne (1892) [6:21], Danse bohémienne (1880) 
          [2:08], Pour le Piano (1894-1901) [14:20] 
 
          Noriko Ogawa (piano) rec. 2000 
 
          BIS-CD-1405 [75:08] 
 
          [CH] 
        The 
          final disc of a wonderful cycle.
        Kris 
          DEFOORT (b. 1959)  The Woman who walked into doors 
          
 
          Jacqueline Blom (actress) Claron McFadden (soprano) Dreamtime; Prometheus 
          Ens/Etienne Siebens rec. 2006 
 
          FUGA LIBERA FUG709 [63.05 + 19.26] [CH] 
A 
          strong performance …an eclectic musical style and a rather distinctive 
          solution to creating a music-theatre piece.
Gaetano 
          DONIZETTI (1797 – 1848) Marino Faliero 
 
          Giorgio Surian, Rachele Stanisci, Ivan Magri, Ch & O Bergamo Musica 
          Festival Gaetano Donizetti/Bruno Cinquegrani rec. 2008 
 
          NAXOS 2.110616-17 
 [73:27 
          + 78.47] 
 [RMK]
        A 
          pedestrian production with some disappointing singing.
        Théodore 
          DUBOIS 
          (1837-1924) Violin Concerto Edouard 
          LALO (1823-1892) Symphonie espagnole 
 
          Frédéric Pélassy (violin) Slovak State Philharmonic Košice/Zbynek 
          Müller rec. 2010 
 
          BNL 112964 [62:01] 
 
          [JW]
        Conscientious, 
          not very graphic or gripping, lacking sparkle. 
        Antonín 
          DVORÁK 
          (1841-1904) Rusalka 
 
          Kristine Opolaïs, Bavarian State Opera Ch, Bavarian State O/Tomá 
          Hanus 
 
          UNITEL CLASSICA 706408
 
          [2 DVDs: 156:00 + 36:00 (documentary)] UNITEL CLASSICA C MAJOR 
          DVD 706504 
 
          [IL][NB]
        Don’t 
          we have enough of this sordidness in real life without having our noses 
          rubbed in it for so called entertainment? Pass. [IL] A Shabby Shocker. 
          [NB]
        Antonin 
          DVORÁK (1873-1943) Symphony 8 Mariss Jansons see WEBER
        Edward 
          ELGAR (1857-1934) 
          String Quartet, Piano Quintet 
 
          Piers Lane (piano) Goldner String Qt rec. 2010 
 
          HYPERION CDA67857 [78:00] 
 
          [JF]
        Striking 
          performances of these late masterpieces.
        Sir 
          Edward ELGAR (1857-1934) 
          Symphonies 1 & 2, Pomp and Circumstance March 5, Sospiri, Serenade 
          for Strings, Cockaigne Overture 
 
          Philharmonia O/Bernard Haitink, City of London Sinf/Richard Hickox, 
          London PO/Sir Adrian Boult rec. 1970-84 
 
          EMI 20TH CENTURY CLASSICS 9072212 [77:49 + 73:58] 
 
          [JQ]
        Thoughtful, 
          well-considered and deeply musical accounts of Elgar’s symphonies, 
          even if they are not first choices. 
        George 
          ENESCU (1881-1955) Piano Quartets 1 & 2 
 
          Schubert Ens Simon Blendis (violin) Douglas Paterson (viola) Jane Salmon 
          (cello) William Howard (piano) rec. 2010/11 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN 10672 [67:00] 
 
          [GD]
        Involved 
          music delivered with elegance and panache.
        George 
          ENESCU (1881-1955) Aubade see MARTINŮ
        Louise 
          FARRENC 
          (1804-1875) Nonet 
          Johannes BRAHMS (1833-1897) Serenade 
          
 Minerva 
          Chamber Ensemble/Kevin Geraldi rec. 2009 
 
          CENTAUR CRC 3092 [68:25] 
 
          [BR]
        Buy 
          it for the curiosity of the “Brahms Nonet”; stay for the warmth and 
          wit of Louise Farrenc. 
        Johann 
          Friedrich FASCH (1688-1758) 
          Concertos 
 
          Accademia Bach Baroque O/Carlos Grubert rec. 1994 
 
          DYNAMIC DM8009 [57:15] 
 
          Johann Gottlieb GRAUN (1702-1771) 
          Recorder concerto Johann Friedrich FASCH 
          (1688-1758) Sonatas Christoph GRAUPNER 
          (1683-1760) Arias, Recorder concerto 
 
           Collegium Pro Musica/Stefano Bagliano rec. 1994 
 
          DYNAMIC DM8015 [51:05] 
 
          [JV]
        Good 
          opportunities to get acquainted with various aspects of Fasch's oeuvre, 
          with music by two contemporaries as bonuses. 
        Antoine 
          FORQUERAY (1671-1745) & Jean-Baptiste 
          FORQUERAY (1699-1782) Pièces de Clavecin: Suites 1-5 
 
          Michael Borgstede rec. 2008 
 
          BRILLIANT CLASSICS 94108  [72.45 + 78.02] 
 
          [GH]
        A 
          fine set. These are pieces to which I will certainly return. 
          
      Jean 
          FRANÇAIX (1912-1997) String Trio see MARTINŮ
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH  Cheryl 
          FRANCES-HOAD (b.1980) The Glory Tree 
 
          Nicholas Daniel (oboe) Lendvai String Trio, Ensemble na Mara, London 
          Mozart Trio rec. 2008 
 
          CHAMPS HILL RECORDS CHRCD021 [77:00] 
 
          [CR]
        Refreshingly 
          engaging and unapologetic, with a strong sense of identity and emotional 
          depth.
        Johann 
          Joseph FUX (1660-1741) Partite a 3 
 
          Ars Antiqua Austria rec. 2010 
 
          CHALLENGE CLASSICS CC72381 [68:12] 
 
          [JV]
        Highly 
          enjoyable disc with largely-ignored instrumental music by Fux. 
        Alexander 
          GLAZUNOV (1865-1936)  The Seasons see 
          Russian 
          Ballet Music 
        Carlo 
          GESUALDO (1566-1613) 
          Madrigals, 
          Book 3 (Madrigali libro terzo, 1595) Delitiae Musicae/Marco Longhini 
          Carmen Leoni (harpsichord)*; rec. 2008, DDD NAXOS 8.572136 [68:37] 
          
 
          [MS] 
        Every 
          bit as solid, intriguing and downright enjoyable as the other two in 
          the series. Not to be missed.
        Henryk 
          GÓRECKI (1933-2010) 
          Kleines Requiem für eine Polka, Lerchenmusik 
 
          Harmen de Boer (clarinet) Larissa Groeneveld (cello) Reinbert de Leeuw 
          (piano) Schönberg Ens rec. 1993 
 
          NEWTON CLASSICS 8802060 [66:59] 
 
          [LW]
        First-rate 
          performances especially appealing to fans of the composer  
        Percy 
          GRAINGER (1882-1961) Lincolnshire Posy  and other 
          works see HOLST
        Johann 
          Gottlieb GRAUN (1702/3-1771) and Carl 
          Heinrich GRAUN (1703/4-1759) Concerti 
 
          Swanje Hoffman (violin) Petra Müllejans (viola, violin) Christian Beuse 
          (bassoon) Michael Schneider (recorder) Karl Kaiser (transverse flute) 
          Capella Academica Frankfurt/Petra Mullejans rec. 2007 
 
          CPO 777 321-2 [62:55] [PK] 
        Tuneful 
          and brief and all reminiscent of contemporary Telemann. 
        Carl 
          Heinrich GRAUN (1703-1759) Montezuma 
 
          Soloists, Kammerchor Cantica Nova, Deutsche Kammerakademie/Johannes 
          Goritzki rec. 1992 
 
          CAPRICCIO 7085 [71:09 + 64:54] [BW] 
        Specialists 
          will welcome this recording, but most listeners will have higher priorities.
      Johann 
          Gottlieb GRAUN (1702-1771) Recorder concerto see 
          FASCH
        Christoph 
          GRAUPNER (1683-1760) Arias, Recorder concerto see 
          FASCH
        Ernesto 
          HALFFTER (1905-1989) 
          The Piano Music 
 
          Martin Jones (piano) *Adrian Farmer (piano) rec. Wyastone, Monmouth, 
          Wales, 29-30 November 2006 and 14 May 2007. DDD 
 
          NIMBUS NI 5849 [79:23] 
 
          [Byz] 
For 
          all fans of attractive, passionate Spanish music this is an ideal disc 
          with which to impress friends. 
Rodolfo 
          HALFFTER (1900-1987)  Chamber Music Vol. 2 
          
 Madrid 
          Community O soloists rec. 2010 
 
          NAXOS 8.572419 [68:17] 
 
          [Byz]
        Colour 
          and interest attesting to the imagination of a musical moderate.
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685 – 1759)  Messiah  
          
 Lynne 
          Dawson (soprano) Hilary Summers (alto) John Mark Ainsley (tenor) Alistair 
          Miles (bass) Ch of King's Coll, Cambridge Brandenburg Cons/Stephen Cleobury 
          rec. 1993 
 
          BRILLIANT CLASSICS 94127 
[64.40 
          + 69.37; 136.00 (2CD+DVD)] 
 
          [RH]
        Return 
          to this with pleasure. 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685–1759) Orlando 
          
 Patricia 
          Bardon (mezzo) Rosa Mannion (soprano) Harry van der Kamp (bass) Les 
          Arts Florissants/William Christie rec. 1996 
 
          WARNER CLASSICS 2564 67743-0 [3 CDs: 65:00 + 51:34 + 52:13] 
 
          [GF]
        I 
          was deeply impressed by William Christie and his colleagues and at Warner’s 
          new price it’s worth anyone’s money. 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) Ariodante  
 
          Joyce DiDonato, Matthew Brook, Karina Gauvin, Topi Lehtipuu, Il Complesso 
          Barocco/Alan Curtis rec. 2010 
 
          VIRGIN CLASSICS 0708442 [3 CDs: 192:59] 
 
          [JW]
        This 
          new set has real advantages. 
      Jonathan 
          HARVEY (b. 
          1939) The Angels, Ashes Dance Back, Marahi, 
          The Summer’s Cloud’s awakening 
 
          Jonathan Harvey (electronics) Latvian Radio Ch/James Wood, Kaspars Putnins 
          rec. 2005/8 
 
          HYPERION CDA67835 [63.43] 
 
          [GH]
        There 
          are some significant and fascinating pieces here. The recording is ideal 
          and the performances committed and, seemingly, flawless.  
      Franz 
          Josef HAYDN (1732-1809) Salve Regina Wolfgang 
          Amadeus MOZART (1756-1791) Coronation Mass 
          
 London 
          Mozart Players/Harry Blech rec. 1953/4 
 
          FORGOTTEN RECORDS FR390  [46:42] 
 
          [CC]
        This 
          is a tremendous coupling. The very name “London Mozart Players” will, 
          I am sure, conjure up fond memories for many users of this site.
        Franz 
          Joseph HAYDN (1732-1809) Symphony 85  
          Franz SCHUBERT (1797-1828) Symphonies 3 & 5 
 
          Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie, Hamburg CO/Georg Ludwig Jochum rec. 1954/9 
          
 FORGOTTEN 
          RECORDS FR531 [68:11] [CH] 
        I 
          certainly didn’t get the impression that the Jochum brothers’ reputations 
          should be reversed. But it’s quite an enjoyable peep into the past.
        Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732-1809) 
          Symphony 98 Anton BRUCKNER (1824-1896) 
          Symphony 7 
 
          Boston SO/Charles Munch rec. 1958/60 
 
          ICA CLASSICS ICAD5028  
 
          [82:32] 
 
          [CH]
        The 
          Haydn is mainly cherishable. The Bruckner sounds as it were chosen deliberately 
          to harm Munch’s reputation.
        Jennifer 
          HIGDON 
          (b.1962) To 
          the Point, for string orchestra see To 
          the point
        Josef 
          HOLBROOKE 
          (1878–1958) 
          Violin Sonata No. 1 Sonatina Op. 6a (1890s) [19:38] Horn Trio 
          in D (original version), Op. 28 (c.1906) [27:05] Violin Concerto The 
          Grasshopper (Violin Sonata No. 2), Op. 59 (1909-1916) [25:13] Mezzo-Tints: 
          L'Extase (version for violin and piano) Op. 55 No. 2 (1913) [3:02] 
          
 Kerenza 
          Peacock (violin); Mark Smith (horn); Robert Stevenson (piano) rec. 2011 
          
 NAXOS 
          8.572649 [74:58] 
 
          [JF][RB]
        Naxos 
          has to be congratulated on this excellent CD. [JF] Sympathy, sensitivity, 
          skill and enthusiasm in music that will gratify and surprise.[RB]
        British 
          Music for Concert Band Gustav 
          HOLST (1874-1934) First & second suites Ralph 
          Vaughan WILLIAMS (1872-1958) English Folk Song Suite Percy 
          GRAINGER (1882-1961) Lincolnshire Posy  and other 
          works 
 
          Royal Air Force Central Band/Wing Commander Eric Banks 
 
          REGIS RRC 1326  [71:30] 
 
          [EM]
        This 
          disc does little credit to the performers or the music.
        Stephen 
          HOUGH (b.1951) Other Love Songs see 
          BRAHMS
        Johann 
          Nepomuk HUMMEL (1778-1837) 
          At the Opera: Variations, Grand Fantasia 
          & Potpourris 
 
          Madoka Inui (piano) rec. 2011 
 
          NAXOS 8.572736 [76.03] 
 
          [RH]
        A 
          charming recital.  
      Engelbert 
          HUMPERDINCK (1854-1921) Hänsel und Gretel 
          Hans PFITZNER (1869-1949) Das 
          Käthchen von Heilbronn – Overture Richard 
          WAGNER (1813-1833) Rienzi – Overture 
 
          Rita Streich(soprano) Gisela Litz (mezzo) Elizabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano) 
          Hermann Prey (baritone) Bavarian Radio Ch; Philharmonia O/Sir Charles 
          Mackerras; Bielfelder Kinderchor; North German RO/Wilhelm Schüchter; 
          Munich PO/Bamberg SO/Bavarian RSO/Fritz Lehmann rec. 1952-1957 
 
          MAGDALEN METCD 8003 [71:38+74:37] 
 
          [JS]
        A 
          set well worth considering, as much for the extras as for the main work.
        John 
          IRELAND (1879-1962) 
          & Grayston IVES (b.1948) 
          Organ 
          works 
 
          Myles Hartley (organ) rec. 2010 
 
          PRIORY PRCD1054 [72:12] 
 
          [Byz]
        Inventive 
          and melodic, expressive and thoughtful.  
        Grayston 
          IVES (b.1948) Organ 
          works see IRELAND
        Joseph 
          JOACHIM (1831-1907) Hamlet Overture see 
          Inspired by Shakespeare 
          and Hamlet 
        John 
          JOUBERT (b. 1927) Symphony 2 William 
          ALWYN (1905-1985) The Fairy Fiddler Carlo 
          MARTELLI (b.1935) Symphony 
 
          Royal Scottish Ntl O/Martin Yates rec. 2011 
 
          DUTTON EPOCH CDLX7270  [71:10] 
 
          [JF]
        Enthusiasts 
          will be hugely excited by this release.
      Mieczyslaw 
          KARLOWICZ 
          (1876-1909) Rebirth 
          Symphony,  The White Dove 
 
          Warsaw PO/Antoni Wit rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572487 [62:32] [WH] 
        A 
          new name? Don’t hesitate: these are wonderfully satisfying performances 
          of striking music.
        ARAM 
          KHATCHATURIAN  (1903-1978)  Violin Concerto 
          Béla BARTÓK (1881-1945) Rhapsodies 1 & 2 
 
          Devy Erlih (violin) O des Cento Soli/Serge Baudo, Karel Husa rec. 1953/1956 
          
 FORGOTTEN 
          RECORDS FR 449 [60:07] [JW] 
        Ungimmicky, 
          direct and free of egocentricity.
        Aram 
          KHACHATURIAN (1903-1978)  Spartacus and Gayaneh 
          see Russian 
          Ballet Music 
        Friedrich 
          KUHLAU (1786-1832) William Shakespeare Overture see 
          Inspired by Shakespeare 
          and Hamlet 
        Edouard 
          LALO 
          (1823-1892) Symphonie 
          espagnole see DUBOIS
        Jean 
          Xavier LEFÈVRE (1763-1829) 
          A Revolutionary Tutor: Clarinet Sonatas Vol. 2 
 
          Colin Lawson (clarinet) Sebastian Comberti (cello) rec. 2010 
 
          CLARINET CLASSICS CC0058 [74:36] 
 
          [Byz]
        Lovely 
          melody, elegance, wistfulness, restraint and humour in abundance. 
        
          RECORDING OF THE MONTH 
          Giovanni LEGRENZI (1626-1690) 
          Sonatas see ROSENMÜLLER
        
        Kenneth 
          LEIGHTON (1929-1988) & James MacMILLAN 
          (b. 1959)  Invocation - Choral music 
 
          Birmingham Conservatoire Chamber Ch/Paul Spicer rec. 2010 
 
          REGENT REGCD348 [74:56] [JQ] 
 
          
        This 
          splendidly recorded disc is another feather in the caps of Birmingham 
          Conservatoire and of Regent. More please!
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Denis LEVAILLANT 
          (b.1952) La 
          Petite Danseuse de Degas  
 
          Ballet & O de l’Opéra National de Paris/Koen Kessels  
          
 EUROARTS 
          
 
          108 026 [112:00; Interviews: 20:00] 
 
          [IL]
An 
          inspired and visually ravishing creation. This ballet deserves to go 
          from success to success. 
BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH  Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) A Faust Symphony  
 
          Charles Bressler (tenor) Choral Art Society, New York PO/Leonard Bernstein 
          rec. 1964 
 
          SONY 88697 857572 [71:10] 
 
          [IL]
        White 
          heat roller-coaster thrills.
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Harmonies du soir 
 
          Nelson Freire (piano) rec. 2011 
 
          DECCA 478 2728 [56.09] [RBe] 
        An 
          absolutely superlative recital.
        
BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH Franz LISZT 
          (1811-1886) 
          Faust & Dante symphonies, Dante Symphony, Dante sonata, Piano sonata, 
          Hungarian Rhapsody 2, Verdi Paraphrases 
 
          Plácido Domingo, Berlin PO/Daniel Barenboim (piano) rec. 1985-98 
          
 WARNER 
          CLASSICS 2564 67440-3 [3 CDs: 211:26] 
 
          [MC]
        Barenboim 
          and Liszt make a perfect combination making this a desirable Warner 
          Classics box set.  
      Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Fantasie and Fugue, Sonata  
          
 Garrick 
          Ohlsson (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          BRIDGE RECORDS 9337 [61:20] [DC] 
        A 
          respected alternative rather than first choice, but still worth considering. 
            
        Franz 
          LISZT 
          (1810-1886) 
          Hungarian Rhapsody10, Ballade 2, Sonata in B minor 
 
          Nino Gvetadze (piano) rec. 2011 
 
          ORCHID CLASSICS ORC100017 [56.29] 
 
          [RBe]
        A 
          first rate recital. 
        Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Via 
          Crucis (1878-9) [42:44] Variations on Weinen, Klagen, Sorgen, 
          Zagen (arr. for organ 1863) [17:29]* Les Morts – Oraison (1860) 
          [10:33] 
 
          Choeur Sacrum/Andris Veismanis *Vincent Genvrin (organ) rec. Riga Cathedral, 
          Lithuania, 26 February 1994 
 
          HORTUS 901 [71:05] 
 
          [PB-W]
        Outstanding 
          … unanimous in attack, wonderful in tone, and secure in intonation.
        Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Après une lecture du Dante: 
          fantasia quasi sonata, Ballade 2, Mazeppa, Funérailles, Isolde’s Liebestod 
          (Wagner) 
 
          Lise de la Salle (piano) rec. 2011 
 
          NAÏVE V 5267 [77.00] 
 
          [RBe] 
        World 
          class playing.
        Franz 
          LISZT 
          (1811 – 1886) Original Works and transcriptions 
 
          Michele Campanella (piano) rec. 1988 – 2005 Full listing at end of review 
          
 BRILLIANT 
          CLASSICS 94147 [6 CDs: 366:10] 
 
          [NB]
        A 
          very fine musician’s continuing exploration of the works of one of the 
          great pianist-composers. 
        Franz 
          LISZT 
          (1811-1886) 
          Piano Concerto No.2 see KATZ
        Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Hamlet see Inspired 
          by Shakespeare and Hamlet 
        Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) Piano Concerto 2 see 
          Arrau 
          with Szell 
         
        
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