Piano
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Walter Niemann: Piano Music, Vol. 3
$21.99CDToccata
Jan 23, 2026TOCC0769 -
Vytautas Bacevicius: Piano Music, Vol. 3
$20.99CDToccata
Jul 04, 2025TOCC0757 -
21st Mazurkas
$19.99CDDUX
Jan 30, 2026DUX2149 -
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Peter Friis Johansson: Beyond Schubert, Vol. 1 – Schubert vs
$18.99CDDB Productions
Oct 17, 2025DBCD219 -
Piano Masterpieces
$19.99CDDUX
Jan 30, 2026DUX1986 -
In the Mist
$19.99CDDUX
Jan 30, 2026DUX1924 -
Amy Beach: Present Reflections
$16.99CDStradivarius
Aug 29, 2025STR37321 -
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Joel Feigin: Piano and Chamber Music, Vol. 1
$20.99CDToccata
Nov 28, 2025TOCC0664
Walter Niemann: Piano Music, Vol. 3
Vytautas Bacevicius: Piano Music, Vol. 3
Stevenson: Piano Music, Vol. 7 – Folksong with Grainger
Niemann: Piano Music, Vol. 1
Nicode: Piano Music, Vol. 1
21st Mazurkas
Liszt: Transcendental Etudes, S. 139
Moderna - Reverie Piano Duo
Hevel - Reflections in Polish Piano Works of the 20th & 21st
Wordsworth: Complete Music for Solo Piano / Guild
The reputation of the Anglo-Scottish composer William Wordsworth (1908–88), great-great-grandnephew of the poet, has recently been restored by a series of Toccata Classics albums of his orchestral music. His piano music, too, was poorly known before now, none of it recorded since a handful of pieces appeared on LP 60 years ago – though his epic Piano Sonata is a work of major importance. This first ever complete recording reveals an honest, unfussy approach to the keyboard akin to that of two other major symphonists, Sibelius and Rubbra: like them, Wordsworth’s primary concern seems to have been the expression of deep feeling – which makes the gentle story-telling of his miniatures for children all the more surprising.
Vasquez: The Complete Impresiones for Piano
For some decades in the middle of the twentieth century, Paul Creston (1906–85) was one of the most frequently performed of American composers, though his music has sunk from prominence in recent years. He was himself a fearsome pianist, and his Three Narratives are Lisztian concert essays that require freewheeling virtuosity. Rhythmicon is a ten-volume collection of 123 brief studies that examine various aspects of rhythm. Their difficulty grows as the series progresses, reaching its zenith in Volumes 7 - 10, where Creston presents 25 studies that range in mood from serious to light-hearted, from hymn-like introspection and calm to jagged, Bartokian energy.
Loewe: Complete Piano Music, Vol. 3 / Nicholson
Known in his lifetime as ‘the north German Schubert’, Carl Loewe (1796–1869) is remembered today chiefly as a composer of songs and ballads. Yet there is a considerable body of piano music that is strikingly innovative in content, expression and harmony, containing the germs of ideas later taken up by composers such as Wagner and Liszt. Loewe was unquestionably a brilliantly original talent, a major figure in ushering in the Romantic era – with the remarkable Four Fantasies of 1854 heard here ‘documenting’ in music the contemporary emigration of German families to the United States. This third volume of Linda Nicholson’s survey of his piano music on historical instruments concludes its first-ever complete recording on any kind of piano.
Peter Friis Johansson: Beyond Schubert, Vol. 1 – Schubert vs
Piano Masterpieces
In the Mist
Amy Beach: Present Reflections
Antonio Molinini: 8 studi per pianoforte - Vitantonio Caroli
Creston: Piano Music / Silberstein
For some decades in the middle of the twentieth century, Paul Creston (1906–85) was one of the most frequently performed of American composers, though his music has sunk from prominence in recent years. He was himself a fearsome pianist, and his Three Narratives are Lisztian concert essays that require freewheeling virtuosity. Rhythmicon is a ten-volume collection of 123 brief studies that examine various aspects of rhythm. Their difficulty grows as the series progresses, reaching its zenith in Volumes 7 - 10, where Creston presents 25 studies that range in mood from serious to light-hearted, from hymn-like introspection and calm to jagged, Bartokian energy.
Ferenc Farkas: Piano Works, Vol. 2 - Stefano Cascioli (piano
Toccata for solo piano
Souvenirs De Chopin
Eller: Complete Piano Music, Vol. 9
The piano music of Heino Eller (1887–1970), a total of 206 works, is not only the largest part of his output: it is also the largest body of works in Estonian classical music. But most of these pieces are unknown, even though the best of them are original contributions to the twentieth-century piano repertoire, with Eller’s sensitive lyricism underpinned by gentle humour and an occasional epic tone. This ninth and final volume in its first-ever complete recording prefaces his expansive Piano Sonata No. 3 with a series of charming miniatures and ends with the emblematic anthem Homeland Tune, a musical embodiment of Estonian national feeling.
Passacaglia & Fuge for solo piano
Sonata in C Minor for solo piano
