Piano Classics

If 26-year-old Philipp Kopachevsky is haunting in confidentiality, he is no less powerful in storm and stress. How he relishes the gazelle-like leaps of No. 8, the whimsy of No. 11 or the luminous,... — Gramophone Magazine, May 2016More…

the influence of Debussy – plus, perhaps, Chabrier, and even Stravinsky, too – can be detected. The performances are a bit strait-laced and monochrome, but the music is attractive enough in... — The Guardian, 20th March 2014, 3 out of 5 starsMore…

Saskia Giorgini’s idiomatic virtuosity is completely at one with Enescu’s sound world...In short, Giorgini has truly internalised this elusive, oddly gripping music, whetting the appetite for... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2019More…

Rutkowski’s performances are remarkable. He studied recordings by pianists directly in line to Chopin (Koczalski and Rosenthal, both students of Mikuli); the surprising glissando that concludes... — International Piano, September 2018, 5 out of 5 starsMore…