Browse: Tchaikovsky - Nochy bezumnïye, Op. 60 No. 6

it's a pleasure to find that [Netrebko] hasn't - unlike some other Russian singers - lost touch with her native repertoire; and not just the well-known bits...she has this music in her bones,... — BBC Music Magazine, May 2010, 5 out of 5 stars More…

Petrova has a cleanly produced voice with a wonderful legato, fine instincts for expressive phrase shaping and ample tone for shading the music that never grows unwieldy in some of Tchaikovsky’s... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2018 More…

Nearly 20 years have passed since Hvorostovsky first recorded Tchaikovsky songs...Alongside the same ineffable legato, there's still more pointing of the words and more inwardness in softer dynamics...Inevitably... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2010 More…

A marvellously rich programme recorded by Russian music's exiled royal couple. Vishnevskaya's voice is still forceful but often squally in this 1991 recording; but their intense feeling for... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2009 More…

The Feinberg transcriptions of three songs from Op. 54 show Malan at her best, played with the greater fluency and innate poetic refinement familiar from her earlier discs. This one is fine but... — Gramophone Magazine, July 2012 More…

Krasteva has a ripe, smoky mezzo, sounding not unlike Olga Borodina, and she doesn't pull her vocal punches…with booklet texts in Cyrillic, German and English, this is a worthwhile Tchaikovsky... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2016 More…