"... considerable musicality and pianism ... She followed with Debussy's Jardins Sous La Pluie in a deftly pointed performance, delicately pedalled with assured control of the difficult inner tremolandi. Very impressive."
The Guardian
“... superb technique and tone colour ... warm, poised performance that did not lack spirit or perspective ...”
Los Angeles Times
“... clear articulation, bright tone, unequivocal phrasing, colour, and meaningful gradation of dynamics. And one felt at all times that Miss Jacoby's interests were centred on expressivity rather than mere technical accomplishment. Her Mozart was so engaging ... the communicative impulse was apparent in everything she played ...”
New York Times
“... considerable vitality and breadth of expression ... Miss Jacoby contributed a massive performance of the Bach-Busoni Chaconne, as inevitable in direction as a river in flood.”
Daily Telegraph
Latest CD
Latest News
Beethoven CD news
Two important new recordings for Ingrid Jacoby in 2012
20 January 2012
2012 sees the release of two important new recordings for Ingrid Jacoby. Beethoven Piano Concertos No 2 and No 4 were recorded by Ingrid Jacoby in Warsaw with conductor Jacek Kaspszyk and Sinfonia Varsovia in 2011 with a release planned during 2012.
The first of a series of Beethoven concerto recordings, Ingrid’s first recording was of his solo works and confirms her love of this core German repertoire. In fact, Ingrid Jacoby’s family is believed to be directly descended from the pianist, composer, and Prussian nobleman, Prince Louis Ferdinand (1772 – 1806), to whom Beethoven dedicated his Third Piano Concerto, which adds an interesting slant for the listener.
German romantic repertoire is also at the heart of her new recital disc, including works by Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Brahms as well as Beethoven. Another treat in store for 2012.