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"Beethoven is extremely fastidious from the first bar to the last one. This is a kind of musical material that will not surrender to the pianist easily and therefore should not be oversimplified. If a musical interpretation does not involve any risks, it will not make a lasting impression on the audience", says Dénes Várjon, the soloist of the recording, whose fascinating play is accompanied by the Concerto Budapest conducted by András Keller. Dedicated to the Memory of Annie Fischer. All five piano concertos in one new release. Dénes Várjon is one of the most exciting internationally renowned pianists. As a chamber musician, Dénes Várjon enjoys an unrivalled reputation and has worked with great instrumentalists. András Keller has enjoyed a varied career as soloist, concertmaster and chamber musician at the highest international level. Concerto Budapest is one of Hungary's most prestigious orchestras with a long and rich history.