Alexander Djordjevic’s CD Gray Clouds:  Piano Music of Franz Liszt is the recipient of the Hungarian Liszt Society’s 35th Annual Franz Liszt International Grand Prix du Disque.  The Hungarian Liszt Grand Prix du Disque recognizes conductors, orchestras, performing artists and record producers of works by Franz Liszt, judged by a jury of renowned musicians.  Alexander Djordjevic follows an esteemed list of notable pianists who have received this honor for their Liszt recordings including Claudio Arrau, Lazar Berman, Jorge Bolet, Alfred Brendel, György Cziffra, Leslie Howard, Vladimir Horowitz, Jenõ Jandó, Zoltán Kocsis, Maurizio Pollini and André Watts.

Alexander Djordjevic will receive the award and perform a recital in Budapest, Hungary on October 22, the anniversary of Liszt’s birth.  A long devotee of Franz Liszt’s piano music, Alexander Djordjevic is honored to receive this award at the Old Liszt Academy of Music preceding the 200^th anniversary year of Liszt’s birthday.

It goes on to write "...Djordjevic's mastery and commitment are never in doubt. Listen to the first Elegie's carefully gauged climaxes, the subtle gradations in tone that help flesh out Nuages gris' sparse textures, the warm legato that embraces Romance oubliée's soft chords, or how the pianist imbues the Bagatelle ohne Tonart's grace notes with a convincing jazzy flair."