Hélène Grimaud – classical review

Royal Festival Hall, LondonThe programme for Hélène Grimaud's recital was identical to that of Resonances, her latest CD – a typically quirky compendium of works broadly linked to the idea of Austria-Hungary, and assembled so we notice the cross-references, intentional or otherwise, between them. The Berg and Liszt Sonatas, both in B Minor and taking us to hell and back in a single movement, were flanked by Mozart's A minor Sonata K310 and Bartók's Romanian Folk Dances. All four works share...

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