"This is a mostly impressive debut recording by the Swiss pianist
Beatrice Berrut. Berrut brings coherence to its structure with the
clarity and control of her playing (...) she has the work's considerable
technical difficulties entirely under control (...) She plays the
second movement of the Third Sonata as expressively as Horowitz." (Fanfare, Paul Orgel)
“Here is another excellent recording of all three of the Schumann sonatas. The pianist has contributed her own perceptive notes and plays
the music with full understanding of the composer's many tempo quirks
and mandatory free use of rubato..." (American Record Guide, Becker)
“…Beatrice Berrut isn’t afraid of challenges. And what a challenge,
indeed, to play three Schumann piano sonatas after great names such as
Pollini, Argerich or Horowitz. At 26 years old, the pianist puts all her
determination and spirit into these three little-recorded pieces.
Breathtakingly beautiful sound, winged virtuosity, refined sensitivity:
Beatrice Berrut plunges deeply into the whimsical universe of Schumann,
embracing the tiniest bit of expression with astonishing, natural flow.
Superb Romantic piano pieces performed by a pianist we should follow
carefully…” (Tribunes de Genève, Luca Sabbatini)
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