Frédéric Chopin Edition

…Mursky's dignity and understatement in the Barcarolle, Fantasie and Berceuse take him a long way on an always elusive journey. His Fantasie is clear-sighted and musicianly, the opening stealthy... — Gramophone Magazine, April 2009More…

Konrad Jarnot has a rich, expressive baritone and isn't short on sensitivity and imagination. — Classic FM Magazine, November 2010, 2 out of 5 starsMore…

I loved every minute of this outstanding release with Mursky providing accounts that can stand comparison with the finest. Clearly born to play Chopin, he is in quite remarkable form. — MusicWeb International, March 2013More…

Have you ever imagined what Chopin might sound like when played in the style of Glenn Gould's Bach? Well, here's your chance to find out! Eugéne Mursky's highly analytical, compulsively detailed... — Classics TodayMore…

Crossing the Rubicon from pragmatism to poetry and transforming each study into a tone-poem of the highest quality is a supreme test of musicianship, and although Mursky is able he is rarely... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2008More…

Generally, Mursky is at his finest in the early Polonaises, approaching their graceful contours and ear-tickling virtuosity with a special care and affection as well as generously offering virtually... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2007More…