Debussy - Danseuses de Delphes (from Préludes - Book 1)

Almost everything by Bolet is worth acquiring, but this collection is particularly valuable, coming from the period just after he had finally attracted some attention for his Liszt-playing…Bolet... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2017More…

An unusual, fresh and startlingly lovely meeting of creative minds and pianistic perambulations in the world of Debussy…… this inspiring linking of art forms is definitely something that we... — Classic FM Magazine, August 2009More…

this is clever, even if it feels a little like a charming indulgence...Perianes has the range of nuance and colour for both composers, with a warmth of tone and natural rubato. These are beautiful... — BBC Music Magazine, January 2014, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

The diaphonous atmospheric detail from the strings and subtle wind colouring in Jeux, Debussy's poème dansé, require great delicacy of feeling and sensuous caressing from the violins in the... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010More…

Gaillard was the first pianist to publicly perform all of Debussy’s then-known piano music…perhaps most striking is his surprisingly sparse use of both rubato and pedal in these performances…Guilbert... — Gramophone Magazine, April 2019More…