Piano Classics

if allowed only one item for celebration, it would have to be Rachmaninov's Vocalise, played here in Zoltan Kocsis's elaboration and sounding as emotional and tear-laden as even the most ardent... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2012More…

Good tunes and elaborate dressing abound here. The young British pianist Mark Viner is superbly adept in this repertoire, especially at subordinating and shaping decorative passagework, although... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2015More…

Gaia Federica Caporiccio plays with a winsome freshness, offering some finely shaped melodies (for instance, the first of the Pièces lyriques, “Rapelle-toi!”) and some insightful rubato (listen,... — Fanfare, Nov/Dec 2022More…

Crisply articulated with affection and a light touch (in every sense), this is a valuable and most enjoyable addition to the Moscheles discography. — Gramophone Magazine, February 2023More…

Chochieva's approach to the Etudes is sensitive and understated. Her prevailing lyricism is especially appealing in such pieces as Op 33 No 2…one hopes that Chochieva will continue to play Rachmaninov,... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2016More…