Browse: Prokofiev - Visions fugitives, Op. 22, No. 11

This is one of the finest discs of Russian piano music I have heard for some time. The selection of music is one of the most intelligent in terms of programming from these five composers, and... — Musical Opinion, October/December 2018, 5 out of 5 stars More…

Dukachev [is] a virile interpreter of the music of his homeland. He races into a truly exciting reading of the second piano sonata before exploiting every opportunity offered by the 20 tiny pieces... — The Observer, 14th August 2011 More…

This is a hugely worthwhile project that celebrates the music of Russian composers who were forced to operate from outside of their homeland. This first volume centres on music composed in the... — International Piano, November 2018, 4 out of 5 stars More…

The characteristics of the [Brahms] performance are nobility and breadth...Despite the existence of the Jochum, this Rossi-conducted performance is still a worthwhile acquisition for Gilels admirers. — MusicWeb International, January 2013 More…

There’s some duplication of repertoire, but that’s tolerable in view of the interpretations, especially of Beethoven, Prokofiev and Rachmaninov. Has any other pianist combined such colossal power... — The Times, 8th December 2017 More…