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Extravaganza Boris Giltburg © Sasha Gusov PIANO CONCERTO EXTRAVAGANZA Naxos’ Piano Concerto catalogue presents a fine selection of virtuoso showpieces by Mozart, Beethoven, Rachmaninov, which are widely performed, to the hidden gems by Busoni, Beach, Glazunov to name but a few. The catalogue also features some of the finest pianists from Naxos’s extensive roster, including Jenő Jandó, Idil Biret, Peter Donohoe, Benjamin Frith, Stefan Vladar, Romain Descharmes, Eldar Nebolsin and more. LABEL CATALOGUE # COMPOSER TITLE FEATURED ARTISTS UPC Listing by Composer ADLER, Samuel Piano Concerto No. 3 (+Of Musique, Poetrie, Art and Laura Melton, Piano / Bowling Green Philharmonia / 1 Naxos 8.559602 0636943960226 (b. 1928) Love • Flute Sonata • Pasiphae) Emily Freeman Brown ALBERT, Eugen d' Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 Joseph Banowetz, Piano / Moscow SO / 2 Naxos 8.553728 730099472821 (1864–1932) (+Esther: Overture) Dmitry Yablonsky ALKAN, Charles-Valentin Piano Concerto, Op. 39 Dmitry Feofanov, Piano / Razumovsky SO / 3 Naxos 8.553702 730099470223 (1813–1888) (+Concerto da Camera, Nos. 1-3) Robert Stankovsky Orchestral Music Vol. 1 – Piano Concerto in C Major (+Bugler’s Holiday • Blue ANDERSON, Leroy Jeffrey Biegel, Piano / BBC Concert Orchestra / Leonard 4 Naxos 8.559313 Tango • The First Day The Golden Years • Chicken 0636943931325 (1908–1975) Slatkin Reel • Fiddle-Faddle • e Classical Jukebox • China Doll • Balladette • Arietta) ARENSKY, Anton Stepanovich Piano Concerto (+Ryabinin Fantasia • To the Konstantin Scherbakov, Piano / 5 Naxos 8.570526 747313052677 (1861–1906) Memory of Suvorov • Symphonic Scherzo) Russian Philharmonic / Dmitry Yablonsky BACEVICIUS, Vytautas Orchestral Works, Vol. 1 – Gabrielius Alekna, Piano / Lithuanian NSO / Christopher 6 Naxos 8.573282 747313328277 (1905–1970) Piano Concertos Nos. 3 and 4 (+Spring Suite) Lyndon-Gee BACH, Johann Sebastian Piano Concertos (Complete), Vol. 1 – Hae Won Chang, Piano / Camerata Cassovia / Robert 7 Naxos 8.550422 730099542227 (1685-1750) BWV 1052-1054 Stankovsky BACH, Johann Sebastian Piano Concertos (Complete), Vol. 2 – Hae Won Chang, Piano / Camerata Cassovia / Robert 8 Naxos 8.550423 730099542326 (1685-1750) BWV 1055-1058 Stankovsky BAKER, Claude Piano Concerto, "From Noon to Starry Night" Marc-André Hamelin, Piano / Indianapolis SO / 9 Naxos 8.559804 636943915127 (b. 1948) (+ Aus Schwanengesang) Juanjo Mena / Gilbert Varga Orchestral Works Vol. 2 – Piano Concerto No. 3 BALADA, Leonardo Rosa Torres-Pardo, Piano / Barcelona Symphony and 10 Naxos 8.555039 (+Concierto Mágico for Guitar and Orchestra • Music 0747313503926 (b. 1933) Catalonia NO / Jose Serebrier for Flute and Orchestra) BALAKIREV, Mily Alexeyevich Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 Anastasia Seifetdinova, Piano / 11 Naxos 8.570396 747313039678 (1837–1910) (+Grande Fantaisie on Russian Folksongs) Russian Philharmonic / Dmity Yablonsky Orchestral Works Vol. 4 – Piano Concerto BARBER, Samuel Stephen Prutsman, Piano / Royal Scottish NO / 12 Naxos 8.559133 (+Die Natali • Medea’s Meditation and Dance of 0636943913321 (1910–1981) Marin Alsop Vengeance • Commando March) BARTÓK, Bela 13 Naxos 8.550771 Piano Concertos Nos. 1-3 Jenő Jandó, Piano / Budapest SO / András Ligeti 730099577120 (1881–1945) BEACH, Amy Piano Concerto Alan Feinberg, Piano / Nashville SO / 14 Naxos 8.559139 0636943913925 (1867–1944) (+“Gaelic” Symphony) Kenneth Schermerhorn Dong-Suk Kang, Violin / Maria Kliegel, Cello / BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Piano Concerto in D Major, Op. 61a 15 Naxos 8.554288 Jenő Jandó, Piano / Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia / 636943428825 (1770–1827) (+Triple Concerto, Op. 56) Béla Drahos David Kadouch, Igor Levit, Henri Sigfridsson, BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Piano Concertos Nos. 1-5 [3 CDs] 16 Naxos 8.570749-51 Norie Takahashi, Xiaochan Wang, Piano / 747313074976 (1770–1827) *Available only in Germany Cologne CO / Helmut Müller-Brühl BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Piano Concerto No. 1 Stefan Vladar, Piano / Capella Istropolitana / 17 Naxos 8.550190 730099519021 (1770–1827) (+Rondo in B-Flat Major, WoO 6) Barry Wordsworth BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Piano Concerto No. 2 18 Naxos 8.111341 William Kapell, Piano / NBC SO / Vladimir Golschmann 0747313334124 (1770–1827) (+BRAHMS, J. ) BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Stefan Vladar, Piano / Capella Istropolitana / 19 Naxos 8.550121 Piano Concertos Nos. 2 and 5 “Emperor” 730099512121 (1770–1827) Barry Wordsworth BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Stefan Vladar, Piano / Capella Istropolitana / 20 Naxos 8.550122 Piano Concertos Nos. 3 and 4 730099512220 (1770–1827) Barry Wordsworth BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Stefan Vladar, Piano / Capella Istropolitana / 21 Naxos 8.553266 Piano Concertos Nos. 4 and 5, "Emperor" 730099426626 (1770–1827) Barry Wordsworth BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Edwin Fischer, Piano / Berlin PO / Vienna PO / Wilhelm 22 Naxos 8.112025 Piano Concerto No. 5 (+Symphony No. 4) 0636943202579 (1770–1827) Furtwängler BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor" Jenő Jandó, Piano / Stefan Vladar, Piano / 23 Naxos 8.550290 730099529020 (1770–1827) (+Piano Sonata No. 15, "Pastoral") Capella Istropolitana / Barry Wordsworth BERWALD, Franz Piano Concerto (+Symphonies No. 3, “Sinfonie 24 Naxos 8.553052 Niklas Sivelöv, Piano / Helsingborg SO / Okko Kamu 730099405225 (1796–1868) singulière” and No. 4) BLISS, Arthur Piano Concerto • Concerto for 2 Pianos Peter Donohoe, Piano / Martin Roscoe, Piano / 25 Naxos 8.557146 747313214624 (1891–1975) (+Piano Sonata) Royal Scottish NO / David Lloyd Jones 26 Naxos 8.554088 BRAHMS, Johannes (1833–1897) Piano Concerto No. 1 (+SCHUMANN, R.) Idil Biret, Piano / Polish NRSO / Antoni Wit 636943408827 27 Naxos 8.554089 BRAHMS, Johannes (1833–1897) Piano Concerto No. 2 (+SCHUMANN, R.) Idil Biret, Piano / Polish NRSO / Antoni Wit 636943408926 Idil Biret, Jenő Jandó, Piano / 28 Naxos 8.571017 BRAHMS, Johannes (1833–1897) Piano Concerto No. 2 (+SCHUMANN, R.) 747313101771 Polish NRSO / Antoni Wit Jenő Jandó, Piano / Belgian Radio and Television PO / 29 Naxos 8.550506 BRAHMS, Johannes (1833–1897) Piano Concerto No. 2 (+SCHUMANN, R) 730099550628 Alexander Rahbari Piano Concerto (+Johnson Over Jordan Suite • Paul Joanna MacGregor, Piano / London SO / 30 Naxos 8.557197 BRITTEN, Benjamin (1913–1976) 747313219728 Bunyan Overture) English CO / Steuart Bedford Ralph van Raat, Piano / Cappella Amsterdam / BRYARS, Gavin Piano Concerto, "The Solway Canal" (+After 31 Naxos 8.572570 Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic / 747313257072 (b. 1943) Handel's Vesper • Ramble on Cortona) Otto Tausk BUSONI, Ferruccio Roberto Cappello, Piano / Luca Marenzio Choir / Rome 32 Naxos 8.572523 Piano Concerto, Op. 39 747313252374 (1866–1924) SO / Francesco La Vecchia Piano Concerto No. 1, “Mediterranean” (+Accordion Franko Božac, Accordion / Charlene Farrugia, Piano / 33 Naxos 8.573373 CAMILLERI, Charles (1931–2009) 747313337378 Concerto • Malta Suite) Malta PO / Miran Vaupoti Piano Concertos - Segment List 2018 Page 1 of 6 pianoconcertossegment032018 LABEL CATALOGUE # COMPOSER TITLE FEATURED ARTISTS UPC CARTER, Elliott Piano Concerto Mark Wait, Piano / Nashville SO / 34 Naxos 8.559151 0636943915127 (1908–2012) (+Holiday Overture • Symphony No. 1) Kenneth Schermerhor CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO, Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2 (+4 Dances for Love's Alessandro Marangoni, Piano / Malmö SO / 35 Naxos 8.572823 747313282371 Mario (1895–1968) Labour's Lost, Op. 167) Andrew Mogrelia CHOPIN, Fryderyk Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor (+Fantasy on Polish 36 Naxos 8.572335 Eldar Nebolsin, Piano / Warsaw PO / Antoni Wit 747313233571 (1810–1849) Airs • Rondo a la krakowiak ) Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor (+Fantasy on Polish CHOPIN, Fryderyk 37 Naxos NBD0011 Airs • Rondo a la krakowiak ) Eldar Nebolsin, Piano / Warsaw PO / Antoni Wit 730099001168 (1810–1849) [Blu-ray Audio] Artur Rubinstein, Piano / Los Angeles Philharmonic / CHOPIN, Fryderyk 38 Naxos 8.111296 Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 NBC Symphony / Alfred Wallenstein / 0747313329625 (1810–1849) William Steinberg CHOPIN, Fryderyk Idil Biret, Piano / Slovak State PO, Košice/ 39 Naxos 8.554540 Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 636943454022 (1810–1849) Robert Stankovsky CHOPIN, Fryderyk 40 Naxos 8.550123 Piano Concertos Nos. 1 and 2 Istvan Szekely, Piano / Budapest SO / Gyula Nemeth 730099512329 (1810–1849) CHOPIN, Fryderyk Piano Concerto No. 2 (+Allegro de concert • Andante Idil Biret, Piano / Slovak State PO, Košice / 41 Naxos 8.571021 747313102174 (1810–1849) spianato and Grand Polonaise) Robert Stankovsky Piano Concerto No. 2 CHOPIN, Fryderyk 42 Naxos 8.572336 (+Variations on Là ci darem • Andante spianato and Eldar Nebolsin, Piano / Warsaw PO / Antoni Wit 747313233670 (1810–1849) Grande polonaise brillante) Piano Concerto No. 2 CHOPIN, Fryderyk 43 Naxos NBD0012 (+Variations on Là ci darem • Andante spianato and Eldar Nebolsin, Piano / Warsaw PO / Antoni Wit 730099001267 (1810–1849) Grande polonaise brillante) [Blu-ray Audio] CLEMENTI, Muzio Piano Concerto in C Major Bruno Canino, Piano / Rome SO / 44 Naxos 8.573273 747313327379 (1752–1832) (+2 Symphonies, Op. 18) Francesco La Vecchia COPLAND, Aaron Piano Concerto 45 Naxos 8.571202 Lorin Hollander, Piano / Seattle SO / Gerard Schwarz 747313120277 (1900–1990) (+Rodeo: 4 Dance Episodes • Billy the Kid Suite) COPLAND, Aaron Piano Concerto (+The Tender Land Suite • Old Benjamin Pasternack, Piano / 46 Naxos 8.559297 0636943929728 (1900–1990) American Songs I and II) Elgin SO / Robert Hanson CRESSWELL, Lyell Piano Concerto (+Landscapes of the Soul • Stephen De Pledge, Piano / New Zealand String Quartet 47 Naxos 8.573199 747313319978 (b. 1944) Concerto for Orchestra and String
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