"NIETZSCHE: Infinite" genre: Romantic
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	Friedrich Nietzsche is widely known as one of the great philosophers of the last 400 years. But few are aware that he was also a composer, who wrote dozens of works for piano, voice, and ensmble. He actually wrote Unendlich (Infinite) originally as a song, set to a verse by the Hungarian poet Sandor Petofi. Likely inspired by the slow movement of Haydn's most famous stirng quartet, it is a lyrical effusion that works well in this transcription I've penned for solo piano. PLEASE NOTE: This recording is NOT from my commercial CD of Nietzsche's music on the Newport Classics label. This recording was made in concert at Steinway Hall in New York, April 1992, produced by the Nietzsche Music Project. Those interested in purchasing the Newport Classics disc (#85513) can do so online at www.berkshirerecoutlet.com. For more information on the Nietzsche Music Project, go to www.nmp-online.org
	CD: NIETZSCHE LIVE!   Label: ENIGMA Credits: Producer: John Bell Young and Tali Makell
	Story Behind the Song Recorded in concert at Steinway Hall, New York. April 1992

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