Browse: Scriabin - Poeme for Piano, Op.41

Ohlsson understands such obsessiveness as well as any pianist alive today, and what his performances occasionally lack in colour and variety they make up in effortless virtuosity and total musical... — The Guardian, 5th February 2015, 4 out of 5 stars More…

This is a fascinating sequence, as valuable for its musical comprehensiveness as for the opportunity it grants to hear just how differing tonal shades can alter the effect that this supreme colourist... — Gramophone Magazine, August 2022 More…

Liquid tone and flexible frasing...acute sensitivity to Scriabin's often acrid harmonies and to the jumpy way his ideas develop...well equiped to convey both the faded regret of the earlier pieces... — Fanfare More…

Tempestuous, almost orchestral accounts of Chopin’s best known Polonaises from a pianist with a strong affinity for this music. The closely recorded programme culminates with a sweeping Polonaise-Fantasie,... — BBC Music Magazine, November 2016, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Wang plays all this music with a special brilliance and refinement… she comes up with a performance of Vers la flamme that moves superbly from a brooding menace to a final apocalyptic blaze.... — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2009 More…

Obsessive patterns, harmonies and intervals seem to spin in interstellar space… This is an invaluable issue and a formidable achievement finely recorded. — Gramophone Magazine, May 2008 More…

I would not be surprised to hear that Alexeev kept scores of Scriabin under his pillow. He brings a lifetime of experience to this music. Only eight of the 70 tracks here are longer than six... — Fanfare, September/October 2021 More…