Richard Strauss Complete Piano Solo Works Tibor Szasz Op 3, 9, 5

[@tobiasbuscher8896]

Großartig Tibor, wir sind von Deiner Kunst begeistert. Alle: Meine Eltern, bei denen Du so oft gespielt hast. Meine Tochter, die Klavier mag. Meine Frau, der Du diesen Link zum Geburtstag geschickt hast. Und ich auch, der nur in die Computertasten tippen kann und trotzdem spührt, wie gut Du spielst.

[@harryandruschak2843]

I am age 71, and this is the first time I have heard these works. They are never played on our two local classical music radio stations. Thank you for your efforts. It made my day :) 20 January 2016

[@sleort42]

Always a pleasure listening to Richard Strauss

[@garyfreedman4389]

Except when was arguing with Pauline.

[@smnhsk]

I can't listen them without tears. so beautiful. miss you Prof. Szasz.

[@froehlicherelter]

I am overwhelmed by your performance: I have ordered the album to my provider and I will start to study these wonderful music right away. Thanks for your gift to my life: Lets start to dream with my ears . . . Strauss is completely new for me !

[@TiborSzasz48]

Dear Frölicher Elter, my performance was given live during a Richard Strauss Conference at Duke University, so there is no commercial release of my performance. But if you send me your Email address, I will try to send you by Email the audio files. My Email address is tibor.szasz[at]gmail.com

[@marioschmidke6919]

Sie haben das erste Stück auf der Beerdigung meines Schwiegervaters gespielt. Es ist wirklich ein sehr schönes Stück und sehr gut gespielt. Ich höre es sehr gerne. Danke dafür.

[@maestrojimbo]

You are a master performer/interpreter of the highest rank. Your sensitivity and passion for these pieces are truly jaw-dropping. And not to mention the craft and amazing melodic lines and harmonic colors inherent in these pieces of the young Strauss - quite a revelation. Thank you for posting these gems.

[@TiborSzasz48]

Your comment was the most treasured Happy Birthday present imaginable ! Thank you !! Tibor Szász

[@warrengamameilhardin]

Thank you for posting this! I only know of one or two recordings of the early piano pieces. Some of them are lovely.

[@josealexandreferreiradacos193]

A discovery of an almost "brave" new world. Really a revelation...Thanks

[@pablokalincausky8359]

So beautiful !!! Thank you so much for sharing this musical gem. Greetings...

[@gooldster]

Sehr gut. Danke für das hochladen

[@paulkiesow7588]

I believe I was in attendance that fine evening . . . and what a beautiful reception at your home afterward, hosted by you and Pei-Fen.

[@gerardbedecarter]

Beautiful playing, Tibor.

[@paulheffron4836]

It's interesting how early works of composers reveal the influence of composers they admire. In this case from the beginning there are traces of Mendelssohn, Schumann, and even in some of the sweet melodies a touch of Schubert. As Strauss came into his own he blossomed into an orchestral master who employed every color in the rainbow. These early pieces are so refreshing and masterfully performed.

[@zvikrol5220]

Amazing staff briliant music

[@MrDavide914]

Marvellous!

[@labemolmineur]

What treasures.

[@franflickinger7149]

You should put out a commercial CD with this stuff! I'm dying to buy an album with the piano solo works of Strauss and nobody has recorded it yet!

[@felipepaupitz]

Glenn Gould kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpbQmKSBfNFsjKc

[@robertp9838]

Yes! Glenn Gould did!

[@afritimm]

@@robertp9838 Yes, and what a beauty it is! Gould had eclectic tastes and could revel in lushest romanticism. Actually, I believe he also recorded the first Andante of this collection too.

[@josealexandreferreiradacos193]

Actually let me come back - These pieces are so easily "readible" ... that they don´t seem coming from Richard Strauss. Congratulations Tibor, excellent discovery.

[@ginettebluteau1881]

Je comprends que certaine note appaise et d autre donne un coup de fouet dans la respiration merci faut bien écouter les notes 🔥

[@ziegunerweiser]

It's not difficult to understand why Brahms admired the music of Strauss

[@69EBubu]

Except that this Opus 3 sounds more like Schumann than Richard Strauss... ;) At the age of 16/17, Strauss still hadn't found his own style, to the contrary of a Korngold who, by the age of 13 had already found a totally personal unmistakenable style.

[@Alix777.]

@@69EBubu Je suis en train d'écouter le début de la sonate et je suis perplexe. On dirait vaguement du Brahms même parfois Beethoven mais je n' entends pas la voix du compositeur de Salome. J'avoue m'ennuyer un peu.

[@69EBubu]

@@Alix777. Ses oeuvres pianistiques sont à considerer comme des exercices de composition d'un jeune prodige, où se mèlent des inspirations diverses, mais où il n'a pas encore trouvé sa vraie voie/x.

[@69EBubu]

@@Alix777. Moi la Sonate me fait surtout penser à Schumann.

[@mikekarren5010]

I wonder if anyone has or knows where I can get a program list for this?

[@TiborSzasz48]

Just click on SHOW MORE under the title of the video; there you will see each individual fragment of a given opus by Richard Strauss listed as a separate blue hyperlink (with minutes and seconds which includes the particular title of that fragment). Just click on any hyperlink and you will here the piece of your choice.

[@michaelwisse9284]

Nog mooier dan Brahms.