Max Reger plays Max Reger - Selected Piano Works

Welte Mignon - Piano 00:00 6 Intermezzos No.3 03:37 6 Intermezzos No.5 06:59 7 Silhouettes No.2 10:01 7 Silhouettes No.3 13:19 5 Humoresque No.5 15:51 Aus meinem Tagebuch Vol I - No.3 20:07 Aus meinem Tagebuch Vol I - No.5 24:07 Aus meinem Tagebuch Vol I - No.6 27:42 Aus meinem Tagebuch Vol I - 30:58 Aus meinem Tagebuch Vol I - Max Reger (1873-1916) was a German Composer. Arnold Schoenberg was an admirer of Reger’s: A letter he sent to Alexander von Zemlinsky in 1922 states: “ in my view be done often; 1, because he has written a lot; 2, because he is already dead and people are still not clear about him. (I consider him a genius.)” Reger produced an enormous output in just over 25 years, nearly always in abstract forms. His work was well known in Germany during his lifetime. Many of his works are fugues or in variation form, including the Variations and Fugue on a Th