“[Yevgeny Kutik] seemed to feel the music in his bones. Well-backed by the orchestra, he brought lyrical warmth to the neo-romanticism of the first two movements and flew through the perpetual-motion finale with nimble fingers and variety of effect. The large audience rewarded him with an enthusiastic ovation.” Read the full review here.

Yevgeny Kutik is featured in American Jewish World. Read the feature here.

“Without a doubt, the highlight of the concert was an absolutely stunning performance of Max Bruch’s “Scottish Fantasy, Op. 46″ by violinist Yevgeny Kutik.” Read the full review here.

Violinist Kutik dazzles DSSO audience: “Kutik was a big hit with not only the audience but the orchestra. While he embraced conductor Dirk Meyer, a sizeable segment of the string section put down their instruments to applaud with both hands.” Read the full review here.

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.

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.

Playing Where Words Fail: “… a truly memorable afternoon, with commitment, élan, and deep musical understanding.” Read the full review.

“Violinist Yevgeny Kutik seeks to break that cycle. His new album Words Fail features a collection of wordless works, past and present, which speak to the indescribable power of music.” Read the full review.

Yevgeny’s album Words Fail is Album of the Week on San Francisco’s Classical KDFC. View Album of the Week page.

Yevgeny’s album Words Fail is Album of the Week on LA’s Classical KUSC. View Album of the Week page.

Yevgeny spoke to John Pitman for All Classical Portland. Listen and read the review here.

Yevgeny spoke to Julie Amacher for New Classical Tracks on Classical MPR. Listen here.