Recordings

The American issue of the Club Français recording; streamable in full on Archive.org.

His Emperor Concerto inside a large historical-anthology box; BnF holding, not digitised.

Both sonatas are streamable in full on Archive.org.

A Japanese television-commercial tie-in compilation.

The commercial issue of the Bartók he played under Boulez. The TCE catalogue prefix is the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées.

Recorded in the concert hall of the Bydgoszcz Philharmonic, Poland, 8–10 May 1988; released the following year.

The cassette issue of the Mozart sonata cycle.

Recorded in Abbey Road Studio No. 1, London, September 1988, sponsored by Tyne Tees Television and supported by the Northern Sinfonia Trust. Eight years before he became the orchestra's music director.

Japanese-market pressing of the Denon CO-75258 recording already in the discography.

A Diapason d'Or compilation: the Grieg concerto he conducted for Denon.

A record of his own academy, fifteen years before the Festival Piano Prestige. He conducts, directs and writes part of the notes.

A broadcast recording, not a commercial release; streamable at the BnF only.

The only filmed performance catalogued under his name at the BnF. The CD in the set is a different performance.

CD reissue of the 1972 Disc'Az LP.

Gega New GM 701, Bulgaria, 2006. The Qobuz edition is a later digital reissue.

A live document of him conducting. One track of a 44-track anthology of the Geneva competition.

A cassette issue of his first Emperor.

He plays the two sonatas only; the concerto is Till Fellner's. An Apex reissue, year not established.

A Venezuelan pressing of the Barclay orchestral record: the 1962 session travelled.

A Japanese compilation; he plays five of the pieces.

Recorded August 1982 at the Château de Malesherbes.

K. 365 with his own teacher Pierre Sancan; K. 242 with Sancan and Catherine Silie.

A Soviet schools record on which he appears beside Richter. Which excerpts are his is not stated.