My submission wasn't really ready for prime time, I know, but am surprised it didn't show up in the list at all.

I am thinking I might add a couple from Szymanowski's op. 33 tomorrow, since RogerW released that set (I hope he posts them later as he said he might - they are wonderful pieces).

I just noticed that the downloadable mp3 link for madrigal's submission is broken.

Thankyou YD and Liszt! stunning performances by everyone! There still seems to be quite a few people missing if i'm not mistaken which is a great shame.If anyone does have a performance still to submit i'm sure we could find a way to post it onto the site

Thanks everyone for their fantastic work, and hope you all enjoy!

Zac

I am hoping to receive more submissions this weekend.

wr - pm me the links to your recordings when you have them ready.

I wanted to thank LisztAddict and YD for making the necessary corrections so promptly. All the links work perfectly now.

Kudos to everyone that has been involved in organizing and performing at this e-cital.

M

I have just listened to all the pieces, and want to congratulate each and every one of you for your wonderful performances!
Every piece was beautifully played, and I can only imagine all the hard work that went into learning and polishing them. Well done!
This concert was quite a nice treat for a rainy Friday morning

Thank you for listening, Chardonnay. I am still hoping to have more participants. I know many people chose very tough pieces, but I think they can pull through.

Too bad duplicates weren't allowed. There might have been more participants. I enjoyed listening to all the posted pieces.

Yes please, go ahead. It will be a while until I'm ready to post the whole set. I've been orchestrating 24/7 the past month and will have to keep doing that still for a while (even though I'm already past my deadline...), haven't touched my piano since June... I hope the Szymanowski etudes aren't in too bad shape when I find time to practise again. But I will learn the whole set, I've put too much work into it to just abandon it. So don't worry, eventually I will post a recording.

Oh, and I will listen to this recital as soon as my score is off to the copyist!

LA, yours is the only I've heard yet, because it is the only TE, with which I have some familiarity by way of listening. Fireworks! Fast double-thirds, the whole nine yards. You handled those crazy contra arps at the end with aplomb. Bravo!

Thank you gerg. Those arps are just weird. Sometimes I could play them really well, and some other times they are just a total mess.

You need to listen to all other recordings too. Every piece is just stunning.

LisztAddict,

You might want to create an announcement thread here in the Pianists Corner and have one of the moderators sticky it for a couple of weeks. That would make locating and listening to the recital much easier.

Rich

Ugh! They're relocating all the pianos in town for the renovated music school, and I have no place to record.

What a wonderful treat!! I've always thought y'all should have online recitals over here... after all, you guys can really *play*!!

The recital website setup is terrific, by the way. We had talked about doing something like that for the AB forum recitals but decided against it. We may need to revisit the idea after seeing how nice your etude page looks.

I'm really enjoying hearing some of my favorite PW posters play. Thanks!

No problem, we can add you on later after you get the opportunity to record. Could you please sticky the new topic I just made?

Is this renovation due to the flooding a couple summers ago?
I remember seeing photos of Iowa City and the campus during and after the big flood.

Wow some of these sound amazing. I think a necessary addition to the table should be model of piano the recording was made with. Also what recording equipment was used. Can we get this info put in?

We can try that for the future recitals.

Why can't we just ask the submitters what piano they played on?

Moved.

I played on Casio Privia PX 100 Digital piano

Great. I was expecting more pieces though.

Pieces I already knew:

Chopin Op. 10 No. 3: Bravo! You played the middle part really well too.

Rachmaninoff Op. 39 No. 6: Absolutely wicked!

Scriabin Op. 8 No. 12: Nice and clean version. I'm missing some power in the bass notes. Someday I hope to play this one too.

Where can I download the refreshments?

Very good indeed, some very lovely lyricism. LisztAddict added it after the others were already online, so some here may not be aware it is there. So folks, go check it out.

Yes, very good and I didn't notice it. I kept looking at the end of the list for late-comers. Thanks for mentioning it!

I finally had the opportunity to listen to all of the submissions. Hats off to all of you! What a wonderful treat to hear these great performances. Thanks to all of you for taking the time to share these with us.

I just listened to all of the performances. While I'm not familiar with each composer represented, I can still tell when a work requires great skill and artistic nuance.

Each one of you is a scintillating light of inspiration to everyone who takes to the bench. Thank you so much, every one who made this happen!

Thank you, also, to the organizers who handled the nitty-gritty details of domain registration, site hosting, and the like, making this recital possible.

Applause all around!

gerg, I agree with everything you've just said, and thanks for drawing attention to this recital. I didn't realize until tonight that there was a limited time window rather than it being an ongoing thing, so I've visited and listened to all the performances, just in case they disappear soon.

I'm still waiting for Kreisler's etudes.

Thank you for listening, Slatterfan.

I think YD will leave everything there until the domain expires.