PRIMAKOV IN CONCERT, VOL. 2

Bridge continues its extensive documentation of Vassily Primakov’s artistry with a second volume of live performances, this time featuring composers previously unrepresented in the pianist’s

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Chopin: Mazurkas/Primakov

Chopin’s Mazurkas allow wide interpretive leeway, and Vassily Primakov takes advantage of this fact, with variable success. He’s best when his rubatos are proportioned and

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Chopin: Concertos/Primakov

A highly distinctive 2004 Chopin recital on the Tavros label brought the young Russian-born, Juilliard-trained pianist Vassily Primakov to my attention. His innate poetic sensibility,

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