Fou Ts'Ong - Scarlatti piano sonatas

Review by David Martinez

Fou Ts'Ong's rendition of Scarlatti piano sonatas is a stunning display of virtuosity and musicality. As one of the most accomplished interpreters of Baroque music, Ts'Ong brings a unique perspective to these works, infusing them with a sense of energy and vitality that is both exciting and mesmerizing.

From the opening notes of the first sonata, Ts'Ong's technical prowess is on full display, with lightning-fast runs and delicate trills that showcase his mastery of the keyboard. But what's most impressive about his playing is the way he imbues each piece with a sense of emotional depth and nuance, bringing out the subtle nuances and hidden complexities of Scarlatti's music.

Summary by David Martinez

Whether he's tackling the more introspective and contemplative sonatas or the more lively and upbeat ones, Ts'Ong's playing is always engaging and captivating, drawing the listener in and holding them spellbound from start to finish. His interpretation of Scarlatti's music is a true tour de force, and a must-listen for anyone who loves Baroque music or piano music in general.