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Mark Anderson (piano)
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Brahms, Johannes -
Piano Sonata No.3 in f-moll (1853), Op. 5
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Brahms, Johannes -
Variations on a theme by Haydn for 2 Pianos (1873), Op. 56b
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Bulow, Hans von -
3 Valses caractéristiques for piano, op. 18
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Bulow, Hans von -
Ballade for piano, op. 11
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Bulow, Hans von -
Chant Polonais (alla Mazurka), op.12
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Bulow, Hans von -
Elfenjagd, Impromptu for piano, op. 14
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Bulow, Hans von -
Il Carnevale di Milano, 10 pieces for piano, op. 21
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Bulow, Hans von -
Invitation à la polka for piano, op. 6
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Bulow, Hans von -
King`s March for piano, op. 28
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Bulow, Hans von -
Lacerta, Impromptu for piano, op. 27
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Bulow, Hans von -
Marche héroïque for piano, op. 3
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Bulow, Hans von -
Mazurka-Fantaisie for piano, op. 13
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Bulow, Hans von -
Mazurka-Impromptu, op. 4
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Liszt, Franz -
Fantasia quasi Sonata `Aprés une lecture du Dante` (1849), S.161/7
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Reinecke, Carl -
Andante and Variations for 2 pianos, op. 6
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Reinecke, Carl -
Variationen on Sarabande by J.S. Bach for 2 pianos (1849), op. 24
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Roentgen, Julius -
Ballade for piano No.1 in d-moll, op. 6
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Roentgen, Julius -
Ballade for piano No.2 in g-moll, op. 22
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Roentgen, Julius -
Ballade for piano No.3 in e-moll
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Roentgen, Julius -
Cyclus von Phantasiestucken (1871), op. 5
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Roentgen, Julius -
Neckens Polska Variationen über ein schwedisches Volkslied (1874), op. 11
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Roentgen, Julius -
Piano sonata in a-moll (1898)
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Roentgen, Julius -
Piano Sonata No.1 in A-dur (1872), op. 2
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Roentgen, Julius -
Piano sonata No.2 in Des-dur (1875), op. 10
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Roentgen, Julius -
Sonatina for Piano in E-dur (1916), op. 63/1
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Roentgen, Julius -
Suite for piano (1873), op. 7
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Roentgen, Julius -
Three Romances for piano (1904), op. 32
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Roentgen, Julius -
Variations and Finale for piano on a Hungarian Czardas (1885), op. 25
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Roentgen, Julius -
Variations and Fugue for piano on a Theme of J.P.E. Hartmann, op. 38
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Roentgen, Julius -
Variations for 2 pianos on a Theme by César Franck
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Roentgen, Julius -
Variations for 2 pianos on a Theme by Ludwig van Beethoven
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Schumann, Robert -
Toccata for Piano in C-dur (1829-32), Op. 7
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