Denis Matsuev: The Carnegie Hall Concert a Romantic Feast
TobiasFor his latest album, Denis Matsuev, who won the 1998 Tchaikovsky competition and has been likened to almost all important Russian Pianists of the late 20th century, has returned to the “mainstream” canon, but his undaunting delivery virtually assures “The Carnegie Hall Concert” of sounding like all shiny and new.
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