Review: Bach: The Complete Works for Keyboard, Vol. 4 (Benjamin Alard)
Bach in thrall to Italy produces a ravishing recital by Benjamin Alard.
Bach in thrall to Italy produces a ravishing recital by Benjamin Alard.
Pleasant but low-key Schumann from promising Kazakh pianist.
Glorious pianism from one of the true masters of the keyboard.
Bach out of order but working well in Anderszewski’s collection.
Virtuosic Bach transcriptions from Emmanuel Despax that satisfy head and heart.
A Steve Reich survey shows old-school Minimalism still packs a punch.
Two satisfying solutions to the perennial problem of writing a piano trio
Compelling, crystalline performances despite some missed repertoire opportunities.
Weinberg’s string quartets get the Arcadian treatment.
An inventive mix of East meets West makes for an appealing debut.
Inventi Ensemble steps up to break the silence of a COVID lockdown.
The great Dane gets a new outing.
A master cellist delights with refined and elegant playing.