Tag: Kathryn Stott
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Faure: Piano Selection
“A most enjoyable recital, and one for which many listeners will be grateful. . . . What is Impressive here is the pianist’s integration of fragility and firmness, simplicity and complexity …” (Gramophone) “nothing but praise for her playing: Stott is at once so warmly intense, so poetic, so refined. She also draws the loveliest…
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Ravel: Piano Music
“Stott has established herself as a sensitive interpreter of French music with recitals of Fauré and Debussy, and now here she is in Ravel – and in two works at least (Gaspard and Le tombeau de Couperin) which are technically especially challenging. … I’m glad to be able to praise a fluid but unhurried Jeux…
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Chopin: Complete Nocturnes
“Kathryn Stott’s Chopin is very romantic, seldom understated, with a wide dynamic range… she can change from a raptly gentle manner to a passionate ardour, yet she touches the listener by her very calmness.” — Penguin Guide “Right from the start she opens your ears to the mystery of shadow-land and night. Her playing is…
