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With his rhythmic exactitude, robust tone, and perfectly balanced chords Alexander Gavrylyuk makes plain he has the technical chops to bring off Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto

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There’s some fine playing here. In the First concerto Alexander Gavrylyuk displays impressive technique and a remarkably light touch in the work’s many quick passages.

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