Yevgeny talks about his regular visits to the Royal Academy of Music and the challenges of teaching in this short video clip

"The triumph of this disc is not that it makes you think ‘what wonderful playing’, but ‘what wonderful sonatas’. Again and again you marvel at Scarlatti’s endless invention...A winner." Read full review in the Gramophone by Harriet Smith

"Sudbin deploys a luminous spectrum of timbre, a clear interpretative focus and a finely tuned imagination to encapsulate their very essence. This is a wondrous disc." - Gramophone Read full review

The Making of Scarlatti Vol. 2. Watch this 'behind the scenes' video clip, filmed in St. George's, Bristol.

With the 2005 release of his first recording for BIS Records, Yevgeny Sudbin catapulted into pages of the international music press. The disc in question was a Scarlatti recital that prompted reviewers worldwide to compare the then 24-year old pianist in the most flattering terms to Scarlatti experts such as Horowitz and Pletnev. It consequently earned a long list of distinctions, including an Editor’s Choice in the Gramophone, with an accompanying review which described it as ‘among the finest, certainly most enjoyable of all Scarlatti recitals’.

Return to Scarlatti. Yevgeny's 10th Anniversary disc at BIS is available now!

Scriabin & Medtner 3rd Piano Concertos recording wins the 2016 International Classical Music Award !!

Sudbin and Vänskä perform all Beethoven piano concertos in Minnesota: "Minnesota Orchestra's Beethoven event makes the routine sublime"

The concerts were attended by 15,400 people with sold out concerts: Minnesota Orchestra's big Beethoven party pays off

Yevgeny makes his debut with the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra (on a 24-hour cancellation notice), conducted by Stanislav Kochanovsky.

Sudbin's latest solo recording is now released world-wide.

Works include sonatas and fairy tales (among other works) by Nikolai Medtner as well as selected Preludes by Sergei Rachmaninoff.

Sudbin peforms the Scriabin Piano Concerto with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Michael Seal.

‘Sudbin’s gleaming, transparent chains of notes fell elegantly and expressively into place’ - The Arts Desk

'Yevgeny Sudbin...wound his way out in intricate tracery, tender, round articulation and a brilliant tone without acidity. There were no great gestures, no mannerisms, just a very honest, solemn and modest performance that made for my personal highlight that afternoon.' - Bachtrack

Sudbin's Scriabin and Medtner Piano concertos recording made it into the finals of the prestigious International Classical Music Awards!

"this interpretation...belongs to the pinnacle of Sudbin’s output to date", 10/10 Klassik-Heute.com    

Disc of the Week, CD Review BBC Radio 3 and 5/5 The Daily Telegraph  

"a fascinating addition to the catalogue", Gramophone

Yevgeny writes a personal account for the Gramophone on his first collaboration with Finnish condctor Osmo Vänskä and the Minnesota Orchestra. Read full story here

In its centenary year, the Critics' Circle today announced its third annual Critics' Circle Music Award, and we are thrilled that Yevgeny Sudbin has been named the recipient of the Exceptional Young Talent award in the Instrumentalist category.

The second instalment of the complete Beethoven Concertos with Osmo Vänskä and the wonderful Minnesota Orchestrawill be released very soon!

On this recording, Beethoven's 3rd Piano Concerto will be coupled with Mozart's K491 Concerto in C minor, with cadenzas composed by Yevgeny Sudbin.

Listen to an exceprt here

Pre-order an autographed copy here!

Another product from the successful collaboration with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Lan Shui, is now available! This time it is Rchmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 1.

Order an autographed copy here!

"Love, delirium and death" is the subject matter of this programme, most of which was first set in words and then transferred to music. (In retrospect, delirium snuck in more frequently, even when it was not intended.) In choosing the works, I was also careful in regard to their harmonic complexities and mutual relationships: to me, they share a gazillion of implied links, whether thematic or harmonic.

New recording of Yevgeny Sudbin performing Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Lan Shui is now available. Order an autographed copy here!

Yevgeny's recording of Chopin's solo works is due to be released shortly. Pre-order here

Gramophone Magazine Interview: From Fatherhood and Photography to Tackling Beethoven's Piano Concertos with the Minnesota Orchestra, the Russian Pianist is Taking Everything in his Stride, finds Caroline Gill.

Read more...

"Brilliant Beethoven: Sudbin and Vänskä launch their concerto cycle in style!" Read full review here

*Editor's Choice!*

Yevgeny speaks about his collaboration with Osmo Vanska and Minnesota Orchestra in Minneapolis. Read more & watch video clips...

Critics love him, but Russian pianist Yevgeny Sudbin is most happy as the father of a baby girl. Read more

The first recording of the Beethoven Piano Concerto series is now released. You can listen and order the CDs here.

Sudbin's Rachmaninoff reminded of the aristocratic playing of the composer himself. In his own arrangement of one of Rachmaninoff's songs, Spring Waters, he demonstrated to be a match for this grandmaster.

Read more...

On the 7th of November, Yevgeny will be making his Concertgebouw debut in Amsterdam.

After being awarded the prestigious title of RAM Fellowship from the Royal Academy of Music, Yevgeny Sudbin gratefully accepts invitation of Visiting Professorship where he will be visiting each term to give private lessons as well as master classes.

"Deeply rooted respect for the composer is the necessary ingredient from which any individuality and original thought later springs to live I believe."

Yevgeny Sudbin talks to Musical Opinion about his Beethoven Recording Project after his releases for the Swedish label BIS received world-wide critical acclaim, awards and commercial success. Read more...

Yevgeny Sudbin hasn't looked back since the release of his critically acclaimed Scarlatti debut in 2005. Five years and five recordings later, and having just signed up for a further 14 discs, he tells Edward Bhesania the story so far. Great Expectations is the feature article in International Piano magazine.

page 1, page 2, page 3, cover