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Braumschweiger Zeitung 13. 07. 2015 Seite 18

7/14/2015

Schubert Wanderer-Fantasy
Braumschweiger Newspaper
13. July, 2015 Page 18, region Wolfenbuettel

Critic:
"Li-Chun Su spielt es mit messerscharfer Praezision, transparent in seiner Polyphonie, unausweichlich in seiner schonungslosen Selbstbefragung"

Critic translated in English:
"Li-Chun Su plays it with razor-sharp precision, transparent in Schubert's polyphony, unescapable in his pitiless self- questioning."

舒伯特流浪者幻想
樂評中文翻譯
蘇立群詮釋犀利精，所有聲部清晰透徹，
完整呈現舒伯特對自我生命毫無保留的質疑。

Li-Chun Su plays it with razor-sharp precision, transparent in Schubert's polyphony, unescapable in his pitiless self- questioning.

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BACH IN BARNES: LI-CHUN SU PLAYS THE GOLDBERG VARIATIONS

5/23/2015

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PERFORMANCE REVIEW
BACH IN BARNES: LI-CHUN SU PLAYS THE GOLDBERG VARIATIONSMAY 23, 2015

Li-Chun Su is a Taiwanese pianist based in Berlin and last week she was in the UK for a series of concerts, supported by Kumi Smith-Gordon, creator of the imaginative Soirées at Breinton. I was fortunate to hear Li-Chun at the OSO arts centre in Barnes, and with an audience of just eight people arranged around the piano, the experience was intimate and intense.

original post:
http://crosseyedpianist.com/tag/taiwanese-pianist/

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Review of Li-Chun Su on 16 May 2015

5/16/2015

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Kumi's Review
In April 2013, Lionel and I visited Piano Salon Christophori in Berlin. Situated in an industrial area of the city, the building looked like a warehouse from the outside. We had no idea what to expect. Inside, what seemed to be a factory was also the concert room; crowded with pianos, many of them being restored, and in between those pianos, chairs for the audience. The performer that evening was Li-Chun Su – we had never heard of her until then. I still remember the programme: Liszt’s Sonata; Beethoven’s final Sonata No 32; and Bach-Busoni’s Chaconne. She took these grand pieces completely under her control and performed with ease. It was a fascinating evening.

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April at Breinton Recital Society, Surrey, UK

4/17/2015

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I thought yesterday's piano and violin recital at Kammersusikaal was amazing and nothing could beat that experience. That was until Lionel and I went to Piano Salon Christophori in the Wedding district of Berlin - what we saw and experienced this evening was unbelievable.

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Berlin Classical Concert Review – Tomáš Jamník + Li-Chun Su – Piano Salon Christophori

3/11/2011

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March 11th, 2011
Yesterday’s evening concert at the new location for the concerts of ‘Piano Salon Christophori’ featured music of Dvorak, Brahms, van Beethoven and Lizst.

The solists were pianist and cello duo of Tomáš Jamník + Li-Chun Su – who gave wonderfull performances to an enthusiastic Berlin audience.

see original post:
http://www.ota-berlin.de/blog/03/11/berlin-classical-concert-review-tomas-jamnik-li-chun-su-piano-salon-christophori/

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classical source

7/18/2008

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Wednesday, July 16, 2008 St Olave’s, Hart Street, London EC3
Reviewed by Robert Matthew-Walker

From time to time rumours circulate about an artist that are so compelling that he or she must be heard. Such is the case with Li-Chun Su, who has recently emerged as one of Germany’s most impressive young pianists. Last year, she won first prize in both the Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and Artur Schnabel Competitions, and – also remarkably – she is equally at home playing the fortepiano, harpsichord and the pianoforte.

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Musical Pointers- Review

7/18/2008

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A great recital, given by memory; one we will never forget. This Berlin-based pianist despatched her formidable programme with aplomb and charm, scarcely pausing between items, and preferring to spend the interval chatting with the audience rather than retiring to the artists room.