Till Fellner | Classical review

Wigmore Hall, LondonEven if you did not know Till Fellner was a pupil of Alfred Brendel, there was something in the composure and balance of his playing in this ­all-Beethoven recital that irresistibly evoked the Brendel influence. Fellner is very clear, very giving and avoids histrionics. There is nothing forced about him, and as a result he can make you listen more carefully. But there is also something missing from his playing – risk, maybe, or perhaps just a distinct ­interpret...

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