Vassily Primakov
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The Music of Poul Ruders, Volume 6
Vassily Primakov (piano), Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen (violin), Mikko Luoma (accordion)
Norwegian Radio Orchestra, iO String Quartet, Thomas Søndergård
The fount of creative energy that has sustained Poul Ruders since the late 1960s shows no sign of running dry. Or so, at least, this trio of works from the past decade affirms...Imagine [Gubaidulina's]... —
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Gramophone Awards, 2011, Finalist - Contemporary
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Gramophone Magazine, October 2011, Editor's Choice
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Mozart: Piano Concertos Volume 2
RecommendedVassily Primakov (piano)
Odense Symphony Orchestra, Simon Gaudenz
K413 is something of a neglected stepchild among Mozart's mature concertos. It is perhaps the most intimate of them all...Primakov and Simon Gaudenz give an appropriately chamber-like performance...Primakov's... —
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Building a Library, December 2022, Also Recommended - K467
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His performance of Kreisleriana, in particular has all the impulsiveness and poetry the music needs… this well-recorded Schumann recital is one that gives rare pleasure. —
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New Music with Guitar Vol. 10
David Satrobin (guitar), Rosalind Rees (soprano), Vassily Primakov (piano), Patrick Mason (baritone), Movses Pogossian (violin), Paul Coletti (viola), Camille Zamora (soprano), Robert Belinic (guitar), Giovanni Andre Zanon (violin), Jee Yoon Kim (violin), Thomas Howerton (viola), Blake Anthony Johnson...
Bernstein’s final work, Touches, is a work that seems to ‘touch’ on everything, from pointillism to jazz. Cooperstock’s account is magnificent, as is his justifiably granitic approach to Berstein’s... —
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Serene and Tranquil Classics
Anne-Marie McDermott, Vassily Primakov, Benita Valente, Harold Wright, Rudolf Serkin, Steven Doane, Barry Snyder, William Bland, Victor Rosenbaum, Odense Symphony Orchestra, Gilbert Varga, Kenneth Montgomery, Andreas Delfs
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Of course he...offers numerous tender, introspective touches, but, in any case, not since Murray Perahia's Sony recording have I heard the piano part in this movement sound more interesting... —
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Primakov stays close to Dvorak's version and is certainly up to all its challenges —
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The G major Sonata is worlds apart from The Seasons in its grandeur of scale and pianistic demands: bravura and forcefulness of gesture rub shoulders with fleet, delicate detail. It is not an... —
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the playing is of exceptional poise and finesse - the phrasing exquisitely shaped, the melodic lines both caressed and directed in ways that testify to fertile musical imagination and abundant... —
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…Vassily Primakov… shows a special sense of a Slavic melancholy and gaiety at the heart of what is surely Chopin's most deeply confessional diary. Hyper-sensitive to mood-swings, his poetic... —
