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Performer: Nikolai Medtner BACH/BUSONI: Chaconne (Busoni) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | BEETHOVEN, LUDWIG VAN: Piano Sonata No. 23, “Appassionata” (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | CHOPIN, FRÉDÉRIC: Nocturne, op. 27, no. 2 (Hofmann). Scherzo in C♯ Minor, op. 39 (Hofmann) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | FRIEDMAN: Gärtner Waltzes (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | LISZT: Réminiscences de Don Juan (Friedman). Un sospiro (Lamond) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Concertos for Piano and Orchestra (Review by John D. Wiser) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Danza Festiva (Medtner) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Danza festiva. Russian Round-Dance (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Forgotten Melodies (Review by Peter J. Rabinowitz) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Hymn in praise of toil. Danza jubilosa. Canzona matinata. Novelles (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Improvisation (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Primavera (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Skazki, op. 8/1; op. 14/2; op. 20/1–2; op. 26/2–3; op. 34/1; op. 51/1–3 and 5 (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | MEDTNER, NIKOLAI: Violin Sonata No. 1. Canzona matinata. Sonata tragica. Arabesque in a Sonata-Ballada in F♯ (Review by Henry Fogel) | piano | MOSZKOWSKI, MORITZ: Etincelles (Hofmann) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | PADEREWSKI: Caprice, op. 14, no. 3 (Paderewski) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | SCHUMANN: Toccata, op. 7 (Bauer) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls | STANFORD-GRAINGER: Maguires Kick (Grainger) (Review by Charles Timbrell) | from duo-art reproducing piano rolls |
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