A major figure of the Romantic period, the inventor of the piano recital, Franz Liszt with his twelve Transcendental Etudes brought technical virtuosity up to a level never reached before him. Beyond technically challenging the performer, these flamboyant, evocative pages feed on the composer’s observation of nature and readings. French-Israeli pianist Gabriel Stern takes on these groundbreaking works that foreshadow the music of the future.
Liszt: Transcendental Etudes – Gabriel Stern
