Don't forget this name: Stanislav Kochanovsky is a first-class conductor

Diapason By Rémy Louis | Oct 21, 2020 

“Kochanovsky shares with many of his Russian compatriots the art of making the orchestra sound - powerfully, certainly, but above all with a radiance of rare fullness (the quartet!). But he preserves a constant elegance, both personal and in the gesture, always ideally measured and efficient. He has a princely class, let's say it. His reading of excerpts from the four acts of Swan Lake (1875-1876) plays the narrative card. The vision is dark and tragic, architecturally perfectly clear, but also with an expressive imagination that stirs the listener's imagination, without making him regret the absence of the dancers...

Don't forget this name: Stanislav Kochanovsky is a first-class conductor.”

Full article in french here.