Juventus Festival “New Laureate Concert”

Denis Kozhukhin

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Jan 28, 2023

Vienna, AUSTRIA - Wiener Konzerthaus

LIGETI Piano Concerto

w/ ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra
Marin Alsop, conductor

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Feb 03, 2023

Brussels, BELGIUM - Bozar

RACHMANINOV Piano Concertos Nos. 1,3,4

w/ Belgian National Orchestra
Cristian Macelaru, conductor
Behzod Abduraimov, piano

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July 11th, 2011

Venue: Théâtre de Cambrai, Cambrai, France

HAYDN: Sonata No. 59, Hob XVI-49 in E-flat major
BRAHMS: Sonata No.1 in C major, Op.1
LISZT: Transcendental etude No. 1, ‘Preludio’
LISZT: Transcendental etude, en la mineur
LISZT: Transcendental etude No. 3, ‘Paysage’
LISZT: Transcendental etude No. 7, ‘Eroica’
LISZT: Transcendental etude, ‘Appassionata’
LISZT: Transcendental etude no.11, Les Harmonies du Soir
LISZT: Transcendental etude No. 4, ‘Mazeppa’

Video

Brahms: Fantasies No. 1 in D minor

In the Press

That dense sound of the inspired strings accompanied the exposition of the first theme of Rachmaninov’s concerto, in which Kozhukhin shone both technically (impeccable pulsation, even in the fastest passages of the Adagio sostenuto) and expressively, with intense phrasing in the extreme movements and articulated by a subtle rubato in the interlude while delicate according to the moment, in an outstanding performance. That he also knows how to use the keyboard as a means of communicating the most intimate sensations was evident in the very delicate way he phrased the propina (with an infinite number of dynamic gradations below the piano) “In the church”, the last of the pieces from Tchaikovsky’s Album of his youth.

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