Adolf Jensen Piano Music vol. 2, from Toccata

[Sharkkb8]

Volume 2 from Toccata, this one includes a sonata and several multi-movement pieces.  Appears on Amazon, both UK and USA, but "currently unavailable" or "temporarily out of stock".  Don't see it yet at Presto.

Per Toccata's "Pipeline": 

Präludium und Romanze, Op. 19
Sonate, Op. 25
Impromptu, Op. 37
Scènes carnevalesques, Op. 56, Book 2 (Nos. 11–18)
Ricordanza (Etude, published 1880)

Erling Ragnar Eriksen

First recordings

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Piano-Music-Erling-Ragnar-Eriksen/dp/B099BYDLMS/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=adolf+Jensen+Piano+Music+2&qid=1627168775&s=music&sr=1-1

https://smile.amazon.com/Piano-Jensen-Erling-Ragnar-Eriksen/dp/B099BYDLMS/ref=sr_1_354?dchild=1&qid=1627168525&refinements=p_n_date%3A1249114011&rnid=1249111011&s=music&sr=1-354

[Alan Howe]

Nice. Thanks for the update.

[Alan Howe]

A definite purchase for me.

Excerpts here, including the large-scale Piano Sonata in F#minor, Op.25 (pub.1864):
https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8941293--jensen-piano-music-vol-2

[Mark Thomas]

This is a welcome prospect. Toccata really does do a splendid job.

[semloh]

Yes, congratulations to Toccata for these. Fine music, indeed.

[Alan Howe]

The 37-minute Piano Sonata is the thing here. While not being in the progressive Liszt's camp, Jensen's Sonata certainly spans a wide range of moods, with the searching, introspective passages in the opening and slow movements being particularly noteworthy.

This is just sort of thing that Martin Anderson does so well - even if I'm not convinced that this is really important music.