Whose solo piano music floats your boat?

[Beef Oven!]

Alexander Scriabin - Piano Sonata #1
Maria Lettberg, Piano. Label: Capriccio.

Perfectly paced, expositions repeated, with unruffled flow and singular dynamism (forgive my vernacular, I am untrained (musically)). I don't have many comparators (just John 'I have a bus to catch' Ogden, on EMI and Bernd Glemser on Naxos) but I don't see how it can get better than this.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

John Ogden on EMI

Never 'eard on 'im!

[Beef Oven!]

Never 'eard on 'im!

I'll set 'em up, you knock 'em in

[BBMmk2]

I would also highly recommend this version o Elgar's finest work:

My goodness! Is there no end to this man’s artistry?

[Beef Oven!]

My goodness! Is there no end to this man’s artistry?

Bryn's amazing

[BBMmk2]

Bryn's amazing

[Beef Oven!]

Just finished listening to Gaspard de la Nuit - Håkon Austbø. Breathtaking!

I can't find my Ravel solo piano CDs (Naxos: François-Joël Thiollier) so I need a new set

Can someone give a suggestion as to an excellent set?

UPDATE: I just found my CDs

Maybe I can buy a new set without an excuse. It is Christmas, after all

[Alison]

It’s quite old now but I always thoroughly enjoy Louis Lortie.

[Joseph K]

It’s quite old now but I always thoroughly enjoy Louis Lortie.

[Alison]

I do want to try the Cédric Tiberghien set of Ravel.

[Alison]

I do want to try the Cédric Tiberghien set of Ravel.

Sorry, I meant Bertrand Chamayou, the more so since Highland Dougie’s overnight endorsement.

[gradus]

I hope M. Tiberghien gets round to recording Ravel as I've thought his Debussy playing in various R3 recitals very fine indeed.