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Applications for The Honens International Piano Competition are now open
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Pam Wedgwood wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Composer Pam Wedgwood to be recognised for her contribution to piano education
Yunchan Lim suffers hand strain
The Decca-signed pianist has expressed his disappointment at the new injury
Introducing the Spring 2024 issue of International Piano, featuring Nikolai Lugansky
Nikolai Lugansky: enriching the magnificent tradition of Wagner transcriptions | Tiffany Poon records Schumann: an outstanding album from an engaging young star | The life and pianism of Samuil...
Tiffany Poon: connecting with Schumann
A live wire buzzing with excitement and ideas, Tiffany Poon talks to Jeremy Nicholas about identifying with the twin sides of Schumann’s personality, and empathising with a creative temperament that...
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Reviews
Bartók: Bagatelles. Janáček: On an Overgrown Path, Book 2. Szymanowski: Mazurkas, Op 50 (Piotr Anderszewski)
This is an extraordinary album; hardly for those of a nervous disposition or for late-night listening
Wagner: Famous Opera Scenes (Nikolai Lugansky)
Lugansky takes us on an eternal journey, metamorphosing his Steinway into a larger-than-life orchestra intricate in texture, colour and associative imagery
‘Diaries’ – Schumann: Kinderszenen, Op 15. Arabeske, Op 18. Davidsbündlertänze, Op 6 (Tiffany Poon)
Davidsbündlertänze, the highlight of the album, receives one of the finest interpretations I know
Grieg: Piano Concerto, Op 16. Schumann: Piano Concerto, Op 54 (Elisabeth Leonskaja)
Leonskaja seems to hold the Grieg Concerto – which, despite many similarities to the Schumann, postdates it by 23 years – at something of an arm’s length
‘La Danse’ (Martin James Bartlett)
One of the most playful sprints through Ravel’s La valse I’ve heard
Mozart: Piano Concertos – No 18, K456; No 21, K467 (Jonathan Fournel)
Fournel’s assured pianism belies the fact that this release marks his recorded concerto debut
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