Browse: Scarlatti, D - Keyboard Sonata K125 in G major

Long immersed in Scarlatti’s music, Sudbin is an ardent advocate, his fearless Russian-school technique making light weather of even the most breakneck writing: rhythms are crisp and buoyant;... — BBC Music Magazine, May 2016, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Though his readings are unabashedly pianistic, they exhibit more than a passing acquaintance with contemporary Baroque performance practice...One of the joys of this generous set is the expressive... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2019 More…

This colossal account of Liszt’s great, arching tone-poem for piano...has never really been surpassed for technical authority. — Sunday Times, 3rd January 2010 More…

in order for Huangci to maintain balance and proportion within her superimposed larger forms, she understandably omits repeats, which avid Scarlatti connoisseurs might miss. Yet when you consider... — Gramophone Magazine, September 2015 More…

a musical personality of a beguiling charm, a quality rarely encountered in today's more severe musical climate...You are reminded, too, of a naturalness and insouciance far removed from so many... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2015 More…

The 11 Scarlatti sonatas recorded in 1937 that open disc 1 alone attest to the pianist’s high craftsmanship...It’s good finally to have this body of recordings together in one place, especially... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2019 More…

I wasn’t looking forward to four hours of 3-minute sonatas; but the man is a magician, casting a spell that kept me nailed to my seat long after what should have been intermission time. Ullrich... — Fanfare, March/April 2020 More…