What does it mean «a bit» of piano music (rec. 1922-1936)

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What does it mean «a bit» of piano music (rec. 1922-1936)
Songs & Soloists:

F. Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody # 2
[1] Alfred Cortot, HMV DB1042 (1927) 9:18
[2] Moritz Rosenthal, Telefunken 30473 (1930) 7:43
[3] Ignacy Jan Paderevsky, HMV DB381 (1922) / ac. Record / 8:15

F. Liszt - Nocturne № 3 «Dreams of Love»
[4] William Bakhauz, Electrola DB926 (1926) 3:47
[5] Alexander Braylovsky, Grammophon 95203A (1926) 4:29
[6] Moritz Rosenthal , Ultraphon 30476 (1930) 3:55

F. Schubert - Expromt op. 90 # 4
[7] Sergei Rachmaninov HMV DB1016 (1925) 4:29
[8] Edwin Fischer, Victor JD1426 (1938) 7:34

F. Chopin - Nocturne op. 9 #2
[9] Joseph Hoffman , Victor RL38B (Cc16227) (1935-36) 4:10
[10] Ignacy Jan Paderevsky Victor VD 8227-A (7416-A) (1930?) 3:50

L. van Beethoven, Sonata № 14, op. 27 number 2 ( «Moonlight») / 1-Part /
[11] Wilhelm Kempf, Grammophon 90191 (1931) 5:40
[12] Wilhelm Bakhauz , Electrola DB 2405 (1929) 4:50
[13] Ignacy Jan Paderevsky, HMV DB 3123 (1931) 5:31
[14] Arthur Shnabel, Victor JD 235 (2B 6602-1) (1933) 4:57
Total playing time:
78:09

Records at 78 rpm from the collection of A. Likhnitskiy
©(p) Anatoly Likhnitskiy, 2004