Browse: Schumann - Intermezzi (6), Op. 4

…possibly the most compelling recorded performance of Max Reger's only surviving piano concerto… The performance marries drama with poetry in an ideal proportions: Erdmann's timing is just about... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2007 More…

Eric Le Sage is an extremely cultivated disciple of the great French tradition of Schumann piano. — Financial Times More…

Admirably fresh uncluttered readings by the young Hungarian pianist Denes Varjon. — Classic CD More…

The Intermezzi…might equally well have been called ‘Improvisations’, they convey so strongly the impression that the composer is as surprised and gratified at what is emerging as his audience... — BBC Music Magazine, October 2019, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Désert's boldly attractive account makes it strange that they are not heard in recital more often, while her performance of the much larger-scale Davidsbündlertänze suggests an excitingly instinctive
Schumann... — The Guardian More…

Uhlig's playing is in many ways exemplary: graceful, light of touch, strong of srping and in excellent control of voicing while navigating Schumann's intricate textures...[His] approach is unsentimental... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2012, 3 out of 5 stars More…