• Name: Alexander Brailowsky
• Period: Romantic
• Genre: Classical

Title	Release
Chopin: Mazurkas (Complete); Polonaises	1997
Brailowsky Plays Chopin	1996
Brailowsky Plays Virtuoso Showpieces W	1996
Brailowsky: The 1938 London Recordings W	1993
Chopin: Polonaises; Fantaisie Impromptu; Tarantella; Berceuse	1991
The Berlin Recordings 1928 - 1934 Vol. 2: Liszt and Encores	1989
Alexander Brailowsky
Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 2; Chopin: 14 Waltzes

Alexander Brailowsky (1896-1976) was a Russian pianist who studied with Busoni and Francis Planté, and made his debut in Paris in 1919. In 1926 he became a French citizen. Brailowsky was a Chopin specialist and gave recital series of the complete Chopin works in cities all over the world. His recording career began in the acoustical era and continued well past the introduction of stereo. Some critics have noted irregulaties in Brailowsky's playing which they attribute to sloppiness and lack of practice, however his Chopin Waltzes are considered authoritative and have seldom been outdone since he recorded them in the 1960s. ~ Uncle Dave Lewis , All Music Guide