[78-L] classical piano on cylinder

[L78rpm at aol.com]

Are you interested in serious piano music on early discs?
 
Louise and Jeanne Douste recorded for English Berliner in April 1899.   
Brian Rust cites their discs  in The Talking Machine Review (nos. 63-64,  
autumn 1981, page 1736.)  If you are not familiar with these sisters and  their 
work, check google.  
 
Paul Charosh 
 
 
In a message dated 9/6/2012 10:08:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
neechevoneeznayou at gmail.com writes:

I'm a  disc collector. I have a few cylinders but no machine to play them 
on. Not  an area I have put much time or energy into exploring.

So I'm wondering  if there was much serious piano music recorded, or any, 
on cylinder. I  have never come across references to any. What I am aware 
of are  experimental recordings, like those by Hofmann, Albeniz, and a 
few others.  Nothing commercially recorded that may compare to those by 
the same  pioneers who made quite a few acoustical discs recordings. Like 
Pachmann,  Paderewski, or Cortot.

Or have I just missed  them?