Some of you may be interested in this upcoming cd, released next month.
http://www.amazon.com/Hexameron-Liszt/dp/B00BY8DDII/ (http://www.amazon.com/Hexameron-Liszt/dp/B00BY8DDII/)
It builds on the conceit of the notorious Hexameron Variations (Liszt, Thalberg, Pixis, Herz, Czerny and Chopin) by also including a work by each of those composers. All in all, looks like quite an eclectic programme.
Ah, thanks for that arpeggio - earlier I found this CD on MDT's website and I was hunting for more information - i.e. what the remainder of the CD consisted of and you have answered my question! Sounds like it's worthy of investigation.
Beginning to wonder if there's more and more a hint that Pixis' music has been getting a bad rap (especially after that deliberate Beethoven/Pixis switcheroo concert, iirc) and maybe I should investigate further too...
I was prepared to be excited about this but only three items are otherwise unrecorded (Thalberg, Pixis and Buche) which is a shame. Still this is a good programme if you are building up a collection of rarities associated with the Paris salons and Hexameron.