Grand Piano
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[Yasynskyy] is well recorded, equal to the giddy technical demands and, most importantly, with the compelling advocacy needed to show these neglected works in the best possible light. —
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Transmuting re-imaginings of traditional Sri Lankan melodies through the creative prism of the Western classical tradition, Ekanayaka's semi-extemporisations vividly recall the golden age of... —
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With Afro-Caribbean, Spanish and jazz influences, this programme trips along nicely, though could occasionally do with a little more elegant swish, and a little less enthusiastic bash. —
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Ancient melodies and modern musicality combine in this vivid and imaginative pianistic exploration from the composer/pianist. —
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A lovely idea, and there are some gems here, but I’m not sure that most of these miniatures are ‘keepers’. —
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Sarkis Barkhudarian: Four Oriental Dances, Twelve Armenian Dances, Piano Pieces & Series 1 and 2
Mikael Ayrapetyan (piano)
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Glowing accounts of thought-provoking music. —
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Burgmüller: 25 Easy and Progressive Studies, Op. 100 & 18 Characteristic Studies, Op. 109
Carl Petersson (piano)
