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The same goes for me with the astonishing comparison between two versions of the Well tempered Klavier of Bach i loved...

The Version of Vladimir Feltsman  is the one i loved the most  for the same reason compared to the magnificent  perfectly controlled version of  Andras Schiff:

There is plenty of others great versions of the klavier... I do not claim to know which is better... None is.... But i prefer those which is more akin to what i perceive as an internal gesture time dimension ....But i did not loose my pleasure listening the others as reading  any major  poets as Rilke for example  dont erase the pleasure to read minor but good one ...

Feltsman : 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhpUeXI1fBs&list=PLzI6BT2ZG_AdecV0laI3t5kYmAl8bhSnf

Schiff:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFnwy1xtFRk&list=PL1gAgJIplj-ksyosRdPE_-4FVlkp2oIbo

Here two i enjoy these two versions the most compared to others...but my favorite is Feltsman ....

I walk four hours each day and i listened music (mostly Bach) on my Hidizs dap with excellent farsoo  kph40  headphone Koss  clone ...

I enjoy all Bach interpretations...I had at least 15 versions of "the art of the fugue" , probably the greatest musical work ever written. Interpretations i enjoy the most save the Felstman or Schiff one, is with Marriner  orchestra or with Ristenpart...But i like them all ...

During my recent return to records over the last few years, I opened a can of worms when I came upon a sealed copy of a Dimitris Sgouros (I'll have to dig out the title for you later) record. I honestly did not know who this kid was at the time. Belated 56th birthday to this kid who now shares my age hahaha. Time to revisit.

Liszt: Seven Transcendental Etudes

Which pianist do you recommend ?

Sgouros i imagine... I do not know him ... Thanks for this feed back ... I will listen ...

Liszt: Seven Transcendental Etudes

@mahgister 

I think I like Helen Schmitt better, but it is a close call with Szeryng. For me, it sounds as if Schmitt is playing somewhere in a cave deep in the earth. Szeryng in a way is more beautiful, but not as souldful. Nicolaeva over Gould. I think for me it will always be Nikolaeva, but I must compare her to Mitsuko Uchida if I can.

Uchida has such a subtle touch which I have not heard in any other pianist. She has recorded all of Schubert's piano sonatas and his impromptus. I have both her recording and Schiff. Schiff is perfect but Uchida touches another dimension. You must listen carefully to hear it. She is like a Zen painter. Here is Uchida playing Schubert's Impromptu 899 second movement. What I would like you to listen to his her left hand and how she handles the harmonic theme. How she coaxes it out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9YTnoBqGI4

Here is Schiff and again listen to his left hand and how he andles the harmonic theme.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG2TL25nZ8U