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Rachmaninoff: Moments musicaux

“she fares extremely well in major solo works by Rachmaninov...Every one of the numbers in the Op. 33 Etudes-tableaux is vividly and incisively characterised, and she conjures a wonderful depth of feeling and range of keyboard colouring...The Corell…

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Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonatas

“Chandos’s young pianist Xiayin Wang excels again, affirming not only her phenomenal skill but also her clear affinity with Rachmaninov’s music.” --Gramophone Magazine, 22nd July 2014 “a very impressive disc it is...her technique sounds flawless.” -…

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Rachmaninov: Symphony No. 3 & Symphonic Dances

“Leonard Slatkin and the Detroit Symphony really knock it out of the park with this superb coupling of Rachmaninoff’s last two orchestral works. With its no-nonsense interpretation, powerful orchestral playing…and resonant, detailed sound, this disc…

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Rachmaninov: Piano Concertos 2 & 3

Lilya Zilberstein was born in 1965 and began her studies under Ada Traub at the Gnessin Institute in Moscow at the age of six. She has the stamina required for the hammered chords in the peroration of the Third Concerto’s finale and the dexterity to…

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Rachmaninov: Symphony No. 2

“...here is a performance warmed by musicians who clearly love this symphony. On the whole this is a very 'straight' account, Slatkin only occasionally 'point-making'...but generally his tempos seem so sympathetically chosen that the…

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Rachmaninov: Piano Trios

“the piano writing already has the fluency of Rachmaninov's later music, and it's Vladimir Ashkenazy's treatment of that – wonderfully coloured and full-bodied without ever becoming overbearing – that's the main pleasure of this disc…

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