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Cover of LIGETI: Etudes, Books 1 and 2

From LIGETI: Etudes, Books 1 and 2

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  • globbones

    self obsession par excellence!

    22 Oct 2011 Reply

  • friedemann-dort

    wonderful

    27 May 2011 Reply

  • out-of-stepXXX

    the 2 etudes books r one of the profoundest works in classical music of all times compare with js bachs well-temperated & beethovens 32 sonatas... it all found a klimax in that pianoconcerto from the eighties. he s my most loved composer anyway - what a geezer!!! (and aimard is the best interpreter of his piano work (my opinion))

    30 Dec 2010 Reply

  • rolandtaylor

    A Jewish Hungarian composer born in Romania who later became an Austrian. Wow! check him out!

    17 May 2010 Reply

  • Abba_to_Zappa

    Maybe I'm ignorant, but what is so great about this piece? It sounds like many others to me.

    20 Apr 2010 Reply

  • hawkcwg

    I like

    23 Mar 2010 Reply

  • marcitoeche

    Deep and sensitive

    7 Feb 2010 Reply

  • jeffyskate

    The more Ligeti I hear the higher regard I have for him

    8 Dec 2009 Reply

  • JamesSayne

    This piece is incredible.

    7 Dec 2009 Reply

  • EmperorIng

    Yeah, more and more I find myself realizing that Ligeti is a master of the piano. This piece is one of those proofs.

    17 May 2009 Reply

  • takachinonosue

    ambient

    27 Mar 2009 Reply

  • posworld

    Very nice

    8 Jan 2009 Reply

  • pianoneil1

    This is so haunting and thoughtful, like an improvisation. We owe a lot to Ligeti for his wonderful piano repertoire.

    14 Dec 2008 Reply

  • ego_nothing

    genius..

    24 Mar 2008 Reply

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