Sunday, October 12, 2014

Utterly beguiling..

The concert by members of the Phillips Camerata began with Fauré’s Theme and Variations for Piano, Op. 73, a work from 1895 that, in its delicate, shifting interplay of color and light, perhaps best reflected the pointillist spirit. Pianist Irina Nuzova turned in an utterly beguiling performance, with a deft, near-weightless touch that allowed each variation to blossom and evolve effortlessly into the next. It was a genuinely poetic performance, from a pianist of uncommon gifts.

• 10/12/2014 : Utterly beguiling..
• 08/12/2014 : "Intensive Gefülserlebnisse"
• 08/11/2014 : Scarlatti and Rachmaninov (Sulzbach-Rosenberg)
• 08/16/2013 : Ravel's piano trio: "the finest I've ever witnessed"
• 11/23/2012 : Critic writes: "a superb recitalist and collaborator"
• 09/05/2011 : WarnerNuzova Artist in Residence with Music Institute of Chi (...)
• 12/11/2010 : Nomination for best CD in 2011
• 12/08/2010 : STRAD reviews Russian Music for Cello and Piano
• 11/17/2010 : Classics Today rates WarnerNuzova 10 out of 10!
• 09/02/2010 : Debut CD Russian Music for Cello and Piano released
• 08/22/2010 : Fanfare Magazine Feature Story about Irina and Wendy
• 08/18/2010 : August cover of ICON features Warner and Nuzova
• 04/21/2010 : Acclaim for Schubert Program premiere at Phillips Collection (...)
• 12/30/2009 : WarnerNuzova selected to showcase at CMA
• 08/14/2008 : Baltimore Sun interview
• 05/19/2008 : 'The music turned gossamer in their hands' writes the Milwau (...)
• 10/20/2007 : New video recording of Brahms Quintet for Piano and Strings
• 09/19/2007 : Live recording of September 8 Performance now on YouTube
• 03/29/2006 : Collaboration with reed quintet Calefax from the Netherlands (...)