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Special offer. Tchaikovsky: The Tempest & Piano Concerto No. 1

Joyce Yang (piano)

Odense Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Lazarev

It is efficiently conducted and Joyce Yang is a confident and poised soloist, introducing many small individual touches along the way and with clear and perceptive phrasing.

Special offer. Tchaikovsky: The Tempest & Piano Concerto No. 1

Joyce Yang (piano)

Odense Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Lazarev

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It is efficiently conducted and Joyce Yang is a confident and poised soloist, introducing many small individual touches along the way and with clear and perceptive phrasing.

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This disc presents the debut concerto recording of the 12th Van Cliburn International Piano Competition silver-medalist, Joyce Yang, heard here in an impassioned 2011 account of Tchaikovsky's masterpiece, recorded in Odense, Denmark. Also on the recording is the rarely heard symphonic fantasy, The Tempest, op. 18. In this work Tchaikovsky evokes Shakespeare's island and the sea around it, both in calm and storm, heard here in Alexander Lazarev and the OSO's intensely powerful reading.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso (Live)
Track length21:15
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Andantino semplice (Live)
Track length7:45
III. Allegro con fuoco (Live)
Track length7:29

Awards and reviews

August 2014

It is efficiently conducted and Joyce Yang is a confident and poised soloist, introducing many small individual touches along the way and with clear and perceptive phrasing.

May 2014

Yang is authoritative, full of strength and vigour, with no lack of clarity and articulation, and she is especially nimble with the octave passagework...Pletnev and the Russian National Orchestra deliver [The Tempest] with every ounce of emotion wrung out of it.
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