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Album Description Beyond Aldo Ciccolini’s two best selling complete Satie recordings and other proofs of his natural affinity with the French repertoire (which put him very much in tune with the artistic policy of French EMI under the leadership of Ren-Challan， Eric Macleod and Gr-o Casadesus)， or his unflashy Liszt -- the ideal alternative to someone like Georges Cziffra -- the public knows surprisingly little of the recordings that Ciccolini made for EMI between 1950 and 1991. In 1950， as victor of the 1949 Marguerite Long Competition， the 25-year-old Ciccolini recorded his first 78; it was devoted to Scarlatti， a composer to whom he later returned. Following soon afterwards was Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No.1， conducted by Andr-Cluytens - the pianist asked for the tapes of the second concerto to be destroyed， since he did not like the piece - and then produced an anthology of Mozart sonatas which has a finesse， balance and sonic splendor still typical of Ciccolini’s concert performances today. The 56 CD collection contains numerous items which have become available for the first time (such as Mozart sonatas and Bach Inventions previously only released in Japan， or his first Debussy disc， dating from 1969)， or which have never before been released， such as the magnificent Pictures at an Exhibition recorded in 1976. With particular care taken over the transfers， including remastering of all the late recordings， this box will convince any remaining skeptics that Aldo Ciccolini， though born in Naples， holds a place at the very summit of French pianism.