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Op. 54, Benedictus for pedal piano in D minor (1859) Op. 55, Une fusée, Introduction et impromptu in D minor (1859) Op. 57, 2e.et 3e. Nocturnes (1859) No. 1 Deuxième Nocturne in B minor; No. 2 Troisième Nocturne in F ♯ major; Op. 60, Deux petites pièces pour piano (1859) No. 1 Ma chère liberté in F ♯ major; No. 2 Ma chère servitude ...
As to Alkan's pedal-piano works, due to a recent revival of the instrument, they are once again being performed as originally intended (rather than on an organ), such as by Italian pedal-pianist Roberto Prosseda, [167] and recordings of Alkan on the pedal piano have been made by Jean Dubé [168] and Olivier Latry. [169]
Charles-Valentin Alkan: five for solo piano; Anton Stepanovich Arensky: two nocturnes for piano, each part of a set: No. 1 from Six Pieces, Op. 5 (1884); No. 3 from Twenty-four Characteristic Pieces, Op. 36 (1894); a nocturne for two pianos, no. 8 from Variations (Suite No. 3), Op. 33
Piano Concerto (1972) Charles-Valentin Alkan. ... Intermezzo for piano and orchestra, Op. 13 (1968) Nocturne in G major for piano and orchestra, Op. 16 (1972)
Charles-Valentin Alkan (1813–1888) Anton Arensky (1861–1906) ... Concerto for Piano and Orchestra op.38 (1962) Nocturne for Piano (Homage to John Field), Op. 33;
Piano music of Robert Schumann, ABC Classics (2010) Alkan, Complete 'Recueils de Chants' Volume One, Toccata Classics (2013) Alkan, Complete 'Recueils de Chants' Volume Two, including Deux nocturnes, Op. 57; Deux petites pièces, Op. 60: Ma chère liberté, Ma chère servitude; Désir; Fantaisie; Chapeau bas!; Seconda fantasticheria, Toccata ...
Before his Douze études dans tous les tons mineurs Alkan published a set of twelve major key etudes (Douze études dans tous les tons majeurs, opus 35) in 1848, almost a decade before the minor key etudes. [1] The major key etudes mark the sixth entry into the genre and the first of this scope by Alkan. [2]
Charles-Valentin Alkan composed two sets of four Impromptus, published as Op. 32 (No. 1 in 1848, and No. 2 in 1849). Franz Liszt composed an Impromptu in F sharp (sometimes called Nocturne) and a piano piece named Valse-Impromptu. Alexander Scriabin is known to have written at least nine impromptus for the piano in his early period.