En vivo, Video: Buscador de críticas de conciertos de música clásica, ópera, ballet y danza | Scherzo no. 3 in C sharp minor, Op.39

Maurizio Pollini, acogido en Madrid por la Fundación Scherzo, desplegó toda su sabiduría en un discurso pianístico profundamente personal.

Aunque de sobra es conocida la amplitud del repertorio pianístico de Pollini, este ingeniero del piano nos obsequió con un recital en el que se conjugaron dos cumbres del pianismo romántico: Schumann y Chopin.

Krystian Zimerman zeigt eine gnadenlose Interpretation von Brahms und Chopin.

Pollini's love for Chopin and Debussy was evident throughout an intimate recital as part of the Southbank Centre's in the International Piano Series.

Nobuyuki Tsujii's debut in the Southbank's International Piano Series proves a mixed success. 

Ce dimanche, on découvrait deux valeurs parmi les plus sûres du piano français au Festival Solistes à Bagatelle : Sélim Mazari et Jean-Paul Gasparian.

With plenty of sparkle and spritz, Pollini laces his performances of Schumann and Chopin with intimacy and introspection in a programme of contrasting emotions.

Un concert d'Ivo Pogorelich, c’est un road-trip aux confins de la note, des œuvres rendues méconnaissables, et une vision brutale, sans concessions, qui parvient à l’auditeur avec la force d’un coup de poing.

Dans le beau cadre de l'Orangerie du Parc de Bagatelle la pianiste Momo Kodama associée au violoniste Nicolas Dautricourt nous proposent un programme autour de Chopin, Szymanowski, Scriabine, Wieniawski, Lutoslawski, et Ravel, patchwork inégal allant du pire jusqu'au meilleur.

Lang Lang displays his artistry in a mostly Romantic programme.

Enflammer une salle, enfermer Chopin. Les contradictions de Lang-Lang dans son récital lyonnais.

A packed Festival Hall heard Maurizio Pollini recapture his glory years in sublime Chopin. 

Lang Lang's Chicago recital was technically impressive but lacking in subtlety.

Superstar Chinese pianist Lang Lang's London concert included some unusual repertoire choices which revealed a more reflective side. 

Acclaimed British pianist Leon McCawley opened the Wigmore Hall’s 2013 London Pianoforte Series with a varied programme of piano music by masters of the instrument spanning two centuries, from Bach to Rachmaninov.

The past two seasons have seen the Chopin Society UK celebrate the composer’s bicentenary and its own 40th anniversary. The programme of monthly concerts that it puts on continues to feature a roster of well-known artists alongside those that deserve to be better known. The Yugoslav-born French-American pianist Eugen Indjic falls into the latter category.

Murray Perahia’s programmes are always tidily thought through, exploring interrelationships between pieces and building progressively, often from Bach to Chopin via Beethoven. This was no different, with Bach and Chopin the bread to a sandwich of late Brahms and lesser-known Beethoven and Schubert. Though the Chopin was a little abrupt, this was a thorougly satisfying concert.

There was a distinct buzz in the air prior to this evening’s highly anticipated recital, a rare solo appearance by American pianist Murray Perahia. His recital at the Barbican Hall sold out months ago, with tickets selling fast before the programme had even been announced.