Dénes Várjon De La Nuit

"Negotiating dynamic shifts of emphasis," The Independent has noted,"Denes V rjon displays that most valuable of gifts: the ability to play in a way which makes you listen anew to the familiar." This capacity is to the fore here in the Hungarian pianist's sensitive exploration of Schumann, Ravel, Bart¢k, a journey through three worlds of poetic imagination which, as J?rg Stenzl writes in the liner notes, "require pianists for whom transcendent virtuosity is second nature."