
Solo and Concerto Recordings
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This album compiles Arthur de Greef's complete recordings, excluding acoustic versions of concertante works later recorded electrically and two electric chamber recordings.
Performer Biography
Edvard Grieg considered Arthur de Greef the best interpreter of his music, choosing him as soloist for performances of his Piano Concerto.
Performer Biography
Arthur de Greef, the pianist on this album, was highly regarded by contemporary musicians, including Franz Liszt and Camille Saint-Saëns.
Interpretation
Arthur de Greef's playing is described as clear, lucid, and free from indulgence, focusing on getting to the heart of the composition.
Performer Biography
Arthur de Greef made thirty-four appearances at the Proms, performing the Grieg Piano Concerto eleven times.
Performer Biography
Arthur de Greef studied with Franz Liszt in Weimar, though details about this period are scarce.
Recording & Production
The early electric recording of Chopin's Piano Sonata in B flat minor, Op 35, by Arthur de Greef was the first complete recording of the work.



























