Yevgeny Kutik will be premiering Joseph Schwantner’s Violin Concerto in a program that will include Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5 and Samuel Adler’s Mirror Images, another world premiere.
“Kutik made a convincing argument that Mendelssohn’s D-minor Concerto deserves to be heard more often. He took a work prone to histrionics in some hands and made it a captivatingly subtle musical journey. While there were some big, bold lines in the stormy first movement, there was disarming gentleness in the Andante. And Kutik displayed exhilarating athleticism in the fast passages of the Roma-flavored finale.”
Yevgeny spoke with The World about his docu-recital series Finding Home: Music from the Suitcase in Concert.
Air date: February 10, 2021
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Yevgeny writes about the Glazunov Violin Concerto for Strings Magazine‘s August issue.
Yevgeny is featured in the winter issue of Steinway & Sons’ Listen Magazine. Read the article here.
Yevgeny Kutik and Timo Andres in a captivating recital at National Sawdust: “Andres and Kutik have performed together only once before, but they make a wonderful pair…. These guys are good. Watch out.” Read the full review.
The Boston Globe selects Yevgeny’s album Words Fail for its Best Of 2016 List. “… a recital whose ambitious conception is matched by the precision and intensity of Kutik’s playing.” Read the full article.
Track Premiere: Yevgeny Kutik Performs Gity Razaz’s Cadenza for the Once Young | Listen here