Levit's latest album features both Brahms's piano concertos and late solo pieces, showcasing his ability to convey personality and spontaneity while avoiding indulgence.
Under Christian Thielemann, the Vienna Philharmonic achieves remarkable sound, with elegant contrasts between Levit’s intimate solos and the orchestra’s passionate entrances.
The review highlights Levit's ruminative and commanding performance style, specifically noting how he captures the emotional depth in Brahms's formidable works.
The release not only demonstrates Levit's technical prowess but also his interpretative depth in Brahms's late pieces, emphasizing the eloquence within the compositions.
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