CD 1:
I. Introito
II. Preludio-Corale (Nexus)
III. Fuga I quatuor vocibus
IV. Fantasia
V. Fuga II duplex

CD 2:
VI. Interludium primum (Thema cum XLIV variationibus)
VII. Cadenza I

CD 3:
VIII. Fuga tertia triplex:
Dux primus
VIII. Fuga tertia triplex:
Dux alter
VIII. Fuga tertia triplex:
Dux tertius

CD 4:
IX. Interludium alterum:
Toccata
IX. Interludium alterum:
Adagio
IX. Interludium alterum:
Passacaglia cum LXXXI variationibus

CD 5:
X. Cadenza II
XI. Fuga IV quadruplex:
Dux primus
XI. Fuga IV quadruplex:
Dux alter
XI. Fuga IV quadruplex:
Dux tertius
XI. Fuga IV quadruplex:
Dux quartus
XII. Coda-Stretta

The Opus Clavicembalisticum by Kaikhosru Shapurji Sorabji (1892-1988) is a work of unprecedented complexity, considered to be one of the longest and most complicated pieces ever written for piano. The composer radically expanded the boundaries of what had previously seemed possible in piano music and created what remains one of the most fascinating and challenging works in the field of classical music. The pianist Daan Vandewalle is one of the few pianists in the world to have mastered Sorabji's entire Opus Clavicembalisticum.