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“ONE OF THE BEST
CONCERTS OF SUMMER 2019”
“THE ‘SCARBO’ MOVEMENT OF RAVEL’S GASPARD DE LA NUIT CAN BE THE UNDOING OF MANY A PIANIST, BUT NATALIA KAZARYAN CALMED ITS ANXIETIES... THERE IS NO ARGUING THAT THE YOUNG ARTIST WAS SAYING WHAT SHE WANTED”
“CHAMPION PIANIST CHAMPIONS UNDERVALUED COMPOSERS”
“THE MANNER IN WHICH [KAZARYAN] PERFORMS RAVEL IS UNEQUALED. A MARVEL AMONG MARVELS, SHE IS FASCINATING, ELEGANT, AND PLAYS WITH GREAT SIMPLICITY” (TRANSLATED)
“HER TOMBEAU [DE COUPERIN] WAS A DELIGHT FROM BEGINNING TO END”
“PRODIGIOUS ABILITY... [SHE] IMMEDIATELY ESTABLISHED AN ATMOSPHERE OF STRENGTH AND CONFIDENCE”
"SHE'S INCREDIBLE!”
“Natalia Kazaryan plucked the 'Scarbo' section from Ravel’s Gaspardde la Nuit and gave the notoriously difficult music a thoughtful, burnished glow.”
“Fanny Mendelsson’s Song for the Piano, Op. 8 No. 1 ... was lovely, lyrical, and you couldn’t help falling for
the beautiful sounds Kazaryan was able to coax from the instrument. You just wanted to float away on the comforting harmonies and enticing virtuosic passage work.”
“HER TOMBEAU [DE COUPERIN] WAS A DELIGHT FROM BEGINNING TO END”
“PRODIGIOUS ABILITY... [SHE] IMMEDIATELY ESTABLISHED AN ATMOSPHERE OF STRENGTH AND CONFIDENCE”
"SHE'S INCREDIBLE!”
“Natalia Kazaryan plucked the 'Scarbo' section from Ravel’s Gaspardde la Nuit and gave the notoriously difficult music a thoughtful, burnished glow.”
“ONE OF THE BEST
CONCERTS OF SUMMER 2019”
“THE ‘SCARBO’ MOVEMENT OF RAVEL’S GASPARD DE LA NUIT CAN BE THE UNDOING OF MANY A PIANIST, BUT NATALIA KAZARYAN CALMED ITS ANXIETIES... THERE IS NO ARGUING THAT THE YOUNG ARTIST WAS SAYING WHAT SHE WANTED”
“CHAMPION PIANIST CHAMPIONS UNDERVALUED COMPOSERS”
“THE MANNER IN WHICH [KAZARYAN] PERFORMS RAVEL IS UNEQUALED. A MARVEL AMONG MARVELS, SHE IS FASCINATING, ELEGANT, AND PLAYS WITH GREAT SIMPLICITY” (TRANSLATED)
“Fanny Mendelsson’s Song for the Piano, Op. 8 No. 1 ... was lovely, lyrical, and you couldn’t help falling for
the beautiful sounds Kazaryan was able to coax from the instrument. You just wanted to float away on the comforting harmonies and enticing virtuosic passage work.”
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