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Rachmaninoff Reflections

Inon Barnatan (piano)

Rachmaninoff Reflections
Although its soundworld is somewhat lost in translation, Rachmaninov’s compositional processes are laid bare with unf linching clarity, and as a performer Barnatan’s fundamentally intellectual...

Rachmaninoff Reflections

Inon Barnatan (piano)

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Although its soundworld is somewhat lost in translation, Rachmaninov’s compositional processes are laid bare with unf linching clarity, and as a performer Barnatan’s fundamentally intellectual...

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Inon Barnatan presents Rachmaninoff Reflections, offering some of the composer's most cherished piano works, including his Moments musicaux, Prelude in G-Sharp Minor and Barnatan's own arrangement of the Vocalise. Centrepiece of this project is Barnatan's breathtaking new piano arrangement of the Symphonic Dances. Inon Barnatan is one of the most admired pianists of his generation (New York Times). His Pentatone discography consists of Time Traveler's Suite (2021), Beethoven's complete cello sonatas with Alisa Weilerstein (2022), as well as complete recordings of Beethoven's piano concertos together with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields and Alan Gilbert (2019 and 2020).

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January 2024

Although its soundworld is somewhat lost in translation, Rachmaninov’s compositional processes are laid bare with unf linching clarity, and as a performer Barnatan’s fundamentally intellectual approach probes them with fascinated scrutiny.

January 2024

A specialist recording, perhaps, but well worth hearing.
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