Max Reger was a prolific German composer and pianist of the late Romantic period, known for his complex counterpoint and organ works. Frieda Kwast-Hodapp was a distinguished pianist and Reger's student, celebrated for her interpretations of contemporary music. This remarkable Tacet release captures their performances from 1905 and 1920, providing authentic period interpretations of Reger's piano works. The recordings reveal intimate, deeply considered readings of works that showcase Reger's harmonic inventiveness and structural brilliance. His compositions blend the traditions of Bach and Brahms with forward-looking harmonic language. These historically significant recordings offer listeners a window into early 20th-century performance practice and the composer's own intentions. A treasure for anyone interested in Romantic-era German piano music.

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