Beethoven Sonatas - A Survey of Complete Cycles Part 6, 2000 - 2005
 | Gerard Willems 1997 - 2000? - ABC The piano used was an Australian Stuart & Sons which differs from a standard grand piano in a few salient points and promises, among other factors, greater dynamics and increased sustain. (And, Nigel Tufnel would exclaim: This piano's number of pedals goes to four!) Availability - directly from Australia.
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 | Anne Øland 1995 - 2001 - T.I.M. Availability:
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 | Stephen Kovacevich 1992 - 2003 - EMI Availability:
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 | David Allen Wehr 1998 - 2004 - Connoisseur Society Piano used was a Yamaha CF111S. Availability:
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 | Andrea Lucchesini 1999? - 2004 - Stradivarius Availability:
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 | Seymour Lipkin 2002 - 2004 - Newport Classics Recorded at the Curtis Institute where Lipkin is on the piano and chamber music faculty. (He also teaches at Juilliard.) The cycle is available on CD as three sets of three discs or on one CD ROM as mp3 which comes with the complete score, as well. Availability:
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 | Craig Sheppard 2003 - 2004 - Romeo Records Availability:
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 | Daniel Barenboim III 2005 - EMI (DVD) Availability:
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Part 1: 1935 - 1969
Part 2: 1967 - 1974
Part 3: 1977 - 1989
Part 4: 1990 - 1996
Part 5: 1996 - 1999
If you have additional information about recording dates, availability, cover art -- or corrections and additions -- your input is much appreciated.
This survey is meant to list all complete sets of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas and their availability in different markets, not to review them.
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