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Unmissable Rachmaninov from Boris Giltburg

Unmissable Rachmaninov from Boris Giltburg

Superb pianism; and. fascinating arrangement

Asmik Girigorian and Lukas Geniušas at Wigmore Hall

Asmik Girigorian and Lukas Geniušas at Wigmore Hall

Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov Asmik Grigorian (soprano); Lukas Geniušas (piano). Wigmore Hall, 730pm, 09,.09.2023 Tchaikovsky Amid the din of the ball, Op. 38/3 (1878). Again, as before, alone, Op. 73/6 (1893). None but the lonely heart, Op. 6/6 (1869). A tear trembles, Op. 6/4 (1869). Romance

Yoav Levanon at the Gstaad Menuhin Festival, 2023

Yoav Levanon at the Gstaad Menuhin Festival, 2023

There is no doubt that Levanon is a major talent

Rachmaninov Vespers from Estonia

Rachmaninov Vespers from Estonia

This is a remarkable performance, capable of moving the listener at the deepest level

Rachmaninoff Back through Time: Beecham and Wood

Rachmaninoff Back through Time: Beecham and Wood

Once again, music lovers are in Biddulph’s debt - these are vitally important performances

Anna Fedorova returns in Rachmaninov

Anna Fedorova returns in Rachmaninov

Commanding Rachmaninov and heartbreaking Silvestrov combine to create a winner

Anna Fedorova plays Rachmaninov

Anna Fedorova plays Rachmaninov

This is highly significant, intelligent Rachmaninov playing from Fedorova, a pianist who is clearly a major, major talent

Jae-Hyuck Cho plays Rachmaninov Piano Concertos

Jae-Hyuck Cho plays Rachmaninov Piano Concertos

A refreshing release: Jae-Hyuck Cho has clearly learned these concertos from the ground up, resulting in performances of a lasting freshness

Sonya Bach plays Rachmaninov

Sonya Bach plays Rachmaninov

This is Sonya Bach's finest record to date

Rachmaninov Symphony No. 1: two new rivals

Rachmaninov Symphony No. 1: two new rivals

You wait for ages, then two turn up at once ...