Marina Samson-Primachenko

Marina Samson-Primachenko is a pianist known for her technically exemplary performances, particularly in the Russian piano tradition. Her interpretations are characterized by a distinctive approach, often using less pedal, which aligns with the historical Russian style influenced by pianists like Neuhaus, Zak, and Naumov. She has recorded a variety of works, including those by Scriabin and Pasternak, Mozart, and Schumann. Her recordings showcase her ability to bring warmth and conviction to complex pieces, such as Scriabin's sonatas and etudes, and Pasternak's lesser-known compositions. Marina Samson-Primachenko's performances are noted for their compelling execution and authenticity, especially when interpreting the works of Russian and European composers.

Her recent releases include albums dedicated to Scriabin and Pasternak, Mozart's piano sonatas, and a two-volume series of Schumann's piano works. These recordings highlight her versatility and deep understanding of diverse musical styles. With a focus on delivering nuanced and detailed performances, Marina Samson-Primachenko continues to contribute to the world of classical music with her thoughtful and expressive interpretations.

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