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

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.

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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.

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"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...

On Safari, Eggs Benedict and Soloist Life. Interviewed by Dorothy Wu.

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.

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Yevgeny talks to Geoffrey Norris about the challenges of playing Chopin and his practice habits in an interview in the Evening Standard.

Sudbin becomes one of BIS's best-selling artists

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Yevgeny Sudbin talks to Willem Boone about Scarlatti, Haydn, Medtner, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, the virutes of slow practice and stagefright

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Yevgeny signs a new contract with Swedish record company BIS, two years before the old one runs out.

Upcoming is Sudbin's debut with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra under Vladimir Ashkenazy performing Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto.

Yevgeny Sudbin stands out among his generation as a young pianist with great sensitivity, imagination and musical insight. To mark the release of his CD featuring Scarlatti keyboard sonatas, he talks to Chloe Cutts about these 'original and happy freaks'.

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"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

Stephen Hough and Yevgeny Sudbin in conversation with Jeremy Nicholas about the upcoming Rachmaninov piano concertos series at the Prom
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Scriabin recording wins the 2008 MIDEM Classical Award for the Best Instrumental CD of the Year

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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