Newark Star-Ledger: NJSO plays Chopin and Brahms

“Barnatan gave a decisive, exacting take on the concerto’s energetic, virtuosic moments and also displayed confidence and a feel for the work as he sunk comfortably into the composer’s characteristic wistful, melodic mode. He created a mood that was bittersweet and nostalgic but not maudlin. The playing was smooth and dexterous with piquant accents at the extremes of the instrument and an appealingly focused, tapered tone.” (Ronni Reich)
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