"From the opening octave cascades to the tender warmth of the first theme, and on to its filigree development, Sudbin's playing had the delicacy of the composer's own of this work, and his dynamics were calibrated with comparable finesse. Abetted by Yan Pascal Tortelier and the BBC Philharmonic, the second movement's Chopinesque mood came gracefully across, while the springtime charm of the closing allegro was irresistible."

Yevgeny Sudbin is playing a Prom on the eve of his wedding. He talks to Geoffrey Norris.

Yevgeny Sudbin talks to Michael Church

Yevgeny performs and talks to Sean Rafferty about Haydn, Ravel and the benefits of vacuum cleaning

Pianist Yevgeny Sudbin discovers that getting too caught up in Scriabin's music can bring you to the brink of madness.

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Discussing the challenges of coupling one of the most and one of the least popular piano concertos. Jeremy Nicholas meets to discuss Yevgeny Sudbin's first concerto recording. Read the Gramophone Interview in full

Sudbin talks to the Pianist Magazine about performance & as well as the virtues of long-distance travel.

By Inge Kjemtrup

part 1, part 2, part 3

Classic FM's Hot Property: Read full article here.

By Emma Baker

Russian pianist Yevgeny Sudbin is poised to make his mark with a second disc for BIS, featuring an all-Rachmaninov programme. He speaks to Colin Anderson, Pianist Magazine:

part 1, part 2