Thus, she gives you a brighter take on the sonata, though many clouds remain in her sky. Yakhlakova is warmer, more Romantic, plays with more legato and conveys less sense of angst. In succeeding movements, her playing effervesces and is often witty, pointing up the quirkier side of Schubert to great effect. In short, her interpretation is darker, more agitated and neurotic, and more probing. In the first movement Uchida offers attacks that are crisper, creates a greater sense of mystery and imparts more intensity. For this review I decided to make a few comparisons in the sonata with the performance of one of the world's most highly regarded Schubert interpreters, Mitsuko Uchida.
She may well develop a major career on the world's concert stages. Yakhlakova is a talented pianist with unusual interpretive acumen and a huge technique. Performances were not derived from a live recital and thus probably involved several sessions.įrom the evidence at hand here I would say Ms. She recorded this DVD at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, Massachusetts in February, 2014. Her teachers include Natalia Zdobnova at the Gnessin School of Music and Alexander Strukov at the Moscow State Conservatory. 1991) captured first prize at the 2011 Franz Liszt International Piano Competition.
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