Because of their subtle, multifaceted and stylistically flawless elegance, his contemporaries esteemed the works of Klengel as a benchmark. The talented piano virtuoso greatly admired the...

Admired throughout much of his short life by an influential group of composers including Rimsky-Korsakov, Asafyev and Rakhmaninov the works of Kalinnikov embody the Golden Age...

Friedrich Kalkbrenner wrote over 200 works for piano during his lifetime, although very little of his output has survived. This virtuosic theme and variations for piano...

The Piano Trio No. 1 presents itself as an opulent work of chamber music written for the classical instrumentation piano, violin and cello. Conceived by a...

This is a rather special and full-bodied theme and set of ten variations in a serious style from the German composer Jadassohn. The rich and plummy...

In these six pieces for piano, Jadassohn pursues a similar musical exploration of more exotic sounding chromatic harmonies as he did in his four improvisations published...

Making the artistic leap from Bachs Well-Tempered Klavier via Beethoven, Liszt and Wagner, the nine preludes and fugues of Salomon Jadassohn set a new benchmark for...

In composing this Nocturne op. 133, Jadassohn sent a musical greeting to his colleague Adolf Burose, the renowned pedagogue and solo flutist at the Royal Hungarian...

Jadassohn was a composer, theorist, teacher and conductor, whose work is heavily influenced by Liszt and Wagner. Klaviersuite is a collection of five unique pieces for...

In the four short improvisations for piano we have a relatively simple work which throws hints of chromaticism into the hearty diatonic broth of late Romantic...