Piano duo
No. 1 – Monument
No. 2 – Self-portrait with Reich and Riley (with Chopin in the background)
No. 3 – In a gentle flowing movement
Ligeti György: Három darab két zongorára
Recorded live in Budapest Music Center (The day of Listening 2023)
Short CritiqueSergei Rachmaninoff: Suite No. 2, Op. 17 for two pianos, 4. Tarantella
Recorded live in Subotica Synagogue (Serbia), 2023.
Görög Noémi, Görög Enikő piano
Thanks for the recording to Studio Pips, Subotica, Miloš Radović, Nemanja Hariš.
I Introduction and Royal March of the Lion
II Hens and Roosters
III Hémiones, Wild Asses; quick animals
IV Tortoises
V The Elephant
VI Kangaroos
VII Aquarium
VIII Characters with Long Ears
IX The Cuckoo in the Depths of the Woods
X Aviary
XI Pianists
XII Fossils
XIII The Swan
XIV Finale
This music lesson was recorded with the Miskolc Symphony Orchestra.
Conductor: Máté Szabó Sipos.
The comments are in Hungarian.
Max Bruch Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra, op. 88a, I – IV movement
The Szeged Symphonic Orchestra with the Görög Sisters Piano Duo
Conductor: János Kovács Szeged
National Theater 07/05/2019
Production: PIPS Studio
The composer originally intended this as a ballet (as early as 1906), but now it’s more often performed as a concert work. He returned to this waltz after the end of World War I, and it premiered in Paris in December 1920 as a piece for orchestra patterned after Viennese waltzes. Concurrently with that version, Ravel also transcribed it for both solo piano and piano four hands. It has been turned into a ballet by both George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton.
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