Échos (Charles Richard-Hamelin)
Richard-Hamelin conveys Albéniz’s unique blend of Impressionism and Iberian folk music in La Vega to create a reading high on colour and energy
Richard-Hamelin conveys Albéniz’s unique blend of Impressionism and Iberian folk music in La Vega to create a reading high on colour and energy
The clarity and suppleness Sun conjures from his Steinway are caught in excellent sound
Without exaggeration, he probes deep, his pianism poetic
Peter Jablonski’s latest release showcases the rich diversity of Ronald Stevenson’s piano music, from intricate transcriptions to original masterpieces, reaffirming Stevenson’s place in the repertoire...
A fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century piano playing, this collection showcases the elegance and individuality of the French School.
Bessette’s characterful alertness and inner-voice awareness hold constant attention
Shura Cherkassky’s live performances were acts of spontaneous creation, each rendition uniquely shaped in the moment. His radiant touch, daring surprises, and ever-evolving interpretations make this...
Yunjie Chen and Nuno Cernadas bring strikingly different yet equally compelling interpretations to Scriabin’s 10 sonatas, balancing lyricism, intensity, and mystical complexity in a fascinating...
Xiayin Wang’s commanding performance of MacDowell’s piano concertos highlights the composer’s lyrical brilliance, with the BBC Philharmonic under John Wilson providing lush orchestral support
In slow movements, Gambarini can distil a mood of rapt pathos that may put one in mind of CPE Bach in his most lyrical mood
Yoav Levanon dazzles with Liszt’s concertos and Totentanz, balancing technical brilliance with expressive nuance
Schubert’s piano music demands refined touch and musical sensitivity, proving that virtuosity isn't just about flashiness but about depth and nuance
Khatia Buniatishvili’s Mozart concertos showcase her signature lyricism and flair
Charles Owen delivers a masterful Schumann, from the dazzling clarity of the Abegg Variations to the characterful contrasts of Carnaval, in a recording that ranks among the finest
Donohoe’s huge sonorities, as well as his clean, precise articulation, ability to clarify complex textures and unerring sense of pulse and rhythmic propulsion are always remarkable
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