+ Description

Argerich has the technical equipment to do whatever she wishes with the music. Whether it is in the haunting, dark melancholy of No. 2 in A minor or the lightning turmoil of No. 16 in B flat minor, she is profoundly impressive. It is these sharp changes of mood that make the performance scintillatingly unpredictable.

+ Tracks

1. 24 PRÉLUDES OP. 28
2. NO. 1 IN C MAJOR
3. NO. 2 IN A MINOR
4. NO. 3 IN G MAJOR
5. NO. 4 IN E MINOR
6. NO. 5 IN D MAJOR
7. NO. 6 IN B MINOR
8. NO. 7 IN A MAJOR
9. NO. 8 IN F SHARP MINOR
10. NO. 9 IN E MAJOR
11. NO. 10 IN C SHARP MINOR
12. NO. 11 IN B MAJOR
13. NO. 12 IN G SHARP MINOR
14. NO. 13 IN F SHARP MINOR
15. NO. 14 IN E FLAT MINOR
16. NO. 15 IN D FLAT MAJOR
17. NO. 16 IN B FLAT MINOR
18. NO. 17 IN A FLAT MAJOR
19. NO. 18 IN F MINOR
20. NO. 19 IN E FLAT MAJOR
21. NO. 20 IN C MINOR
22. NO. 21 IN B FLAT MAJOR
23. NO. 22 IN G MINOR
24. NO. 23 IN F MAJOR
25. NO. 24 IN D MINOR
26. PR&EACUTELUDE NO. 25 IN C SHARP MINOR OP. 45
27. PR&EACUTELUDE NO. 26 IN A FLAT MAJOR OP. POSTH.