Beautiful!
I don't claim to be a pianist but I certainly appreciate classical/romantic music and I believe that this artist has a unique sense of style in portraying the emotion that he wants to communicate through variations. I absolutely love it and will not listen to any other artist play this song as I am so deeply attached to this version.

very talented stuff

I find Peter Aberle's music very nice and rejuvenating.
His gaps between important notes is exact to the original.
I think he will go a long way.

Franz Liszt: Etude de Concert No 3 "Un Sospiro"
Notes: Among serious classical pianists, the following claim is almost a dogma: Franz Liszt was the greatest pianist that ever lived (1811-1886). In this recording, Peter Aberle plays one of Liszt's more difficult etudes, "Un Sospiro". IMHO, "Un Sospiro" is the most beautiufl work that Liszt ever wrote -- and don't forget that Liszt is the best pianist who has ever lived (at least according to the old guard classical pianists). I guess what I am saying is take a listen. Aberle does an excellent job, btw.

A short and worthwhile journey into the solo piano world. Perfectly played piece, no frills, no loops...just a musician and an instrument. Nicely done. BRAVO!

With an ebb and flow of intensity, Peter Aberle’s playing well embodies the passions of the Chopin Etudes.
Aberle is equally adept at conveying
the lush brooding of Op. 10 No. 9 and the flowing serenity of Op. 25 No. 1 .
This is a pianist with a love of the Romantics and it shows.

Absolutely splendid performance.