Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor, S178 (with Schumann - Fantasie)

"In both works, Vogt is in full control...His technique fully meets [the] pianistic demands and he also responds to the frequent lyricism of both works, together with their opportunity for soft playing...in the Liszt, he manages to control the overblown quality that the composer himself invested."
(International Record Review)

Here are two visionary ventures that are almost unrivalled in the piano literature, by two very different composers, who nevertheless dedicated these two pieces to each other in sincere respect. With his emphatic and transparent playing style, Vogt reveals the composers' multi-faceted emotional lives and the structure of their music, leading the listener through unique heights and depths of Romantic style.