Browse: Chopin - Mazurka No. 25 in B minor, Op. 33 No. 4

…Ohlsson brings a phenomenal variety of expression and depth of characterisation to these exquisite miniatures - an approach that manages to capture the folk elements of the composer's style... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2010, 5 out of 5 stars More…

He might be termed the last of the great individualists among the pianist fraternity, an artist whose credo stems from his teacher, the great virtuoso Josef Hofmann. It is a school of personal... — The Telegraph More…

... there is an overall consistency of style in his approach that places the interpretations in a somewhat distant era from our own. Things are unhurried. Phrases are allowed to make their effect... — Gramophone Magazine More…

one of the indisputably great pianists in history, albeit captured when he was judged to be past his prime (he was 65 when he made his first disc recording) - though few living pianists at the... — Gramophone Magazine, April 2012 More…

Poetry, pearly sound, mercurial intelligence: Pressler's hallmarks are out in force here. The Grande Polonaise doesn't quite work, but the Piano Concerto No. 1's 'Romance' is gorgeous. — BBC Music Magazine, October 2013, 4 out of 5 stars More…