Instrumental, Piano Solos, Tailleferre (composer)
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Ravel’s Miroirs is the starting point for this keyboard essay, and it’s all rather breathtaking...Fu’s approach is intelligent but fuelled by a deep emotion and understanding of the repertoire... —
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2024, Winner - Newcomer
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There’s no forgetting Oyarzabal’s enthralling performance, or indeed his sublime programme of piano works by women composers from Fanny Mendelssohn to Ruth Crawford Seeger. What a treat. —
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the American pianist takes us on a chronological journey that zips around the world, stitching together contrasting styles into an enjoyable musical patchwork. The dance theme is lightly worn,... —
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Taken as a whole, it’s a painterly exercise in crafting contrasting moods and in shaping emotional immediacy...Muscular and mesmerising playing makes for a rewardingly satisfying listen. —
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2024, Winner - Instrumentalist of the Year
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2023, Nominated - Young Talent & Solo Instrumental
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Forsberg has long been a master programme planner...This is no exception...With a recording as fine as the pianism, this is a terrific disc, heartily recommended. —
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Gramophone Magazine, June 2016, Editor's Choice
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Je te veux
Julie Fuchs, Alphonse Cemin (piano, contrabass), Félicien Brut (accordion), Davide Vittone (contrabass), Alexis Cardenas (violin), Levy Sekgapane (contrabass), Florent Baffi (bass)
You'd have to be pretty stony-hearted not to be at least a little smitten with this amiable saunter through the Belle Époque...Clearly having a ball, French soprano Julie Fuchs leads the way... —
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