Franz Liszt, the composer, wrote relatively little chamber music throughout his long and distinguished career.
The Grand Duo concertant features demanding virtuoso variations that challenge both the violinist and the pianist.
Liszt's two lyrical Elegies commemorate the passing of individuals within his personal circle.
The Duo Sonata by Franz Liszt is a tribute to Frédéric Chopin, incorporating one of Chopin's famous Mazurkas and other Polish themes.
This album was recorded at the Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio of Polish Radio in Warsaw, Poland.
The gipsy style of Liszt's Die drei Zigeuner was also intended for the violinist Eduard Reményi.
Liszt's Epithalamium was composed as a wedding present for the great violinist Eduard Reményi.
