Press

• Sweelinck, Bach, Benjamin, Beethoven, and Mozart

  Wigmore Hall

  Jun 2023

  • From Sweelinck to Benjamin, every performance a jewel, this was a recital as enjoyable as it was ingenious and instructive.

    • Seen and Heard International
    • 04 June 2023

• Ravel with Les Siècles, François-Xavier Roth and Stéphane Degout (CD release)

  May 2022

  • ... despite a plethora of other outstanding readings, here’s another game-changer. Tiberghien brings to the first movement [G major concerto] a sense of playful energy, flexibility and an acute awareness of colour....Tiberghien imbues the long solo-piano opening of the Adagio with such a confiding quality that you don’t want it to end… Beautifully recorded, this is headily seductive and has Award-winner written all over it. But don’t take my word for it – go and listen to it post-haste.

    • Gramophone Magazine
    • 01 July 2022

  • Cédric Tiberghien, an exceptional artist from start to finish..

    • Le Monde
    • 29 May 2022

  • Hands down, Maurice Ravel's piano concertos have surely never been heard on CD like this before...

    • Deutschlandfunk
    • 12 June 2022

• Schumann, Beethoven & Webern

  Wigmore Hall, London

  Feb 2021

  • …impressive recital, a thoughtful tapestry of piano variations... As it was I tiptoed away from the streamed wonderland of Wigmore Hall thankful anew for Tiberghien’s clear and essentially French art incisive, poetic, colourful, well tailored.

    • The Times
    • 01 February 2021

  • This terrific French pianist proves you don’t need to be a populist... I don’t know by what magic Tiberghien expressed the idea of a soul released from suffering, but in the last resigned moments of this beautiful piece, he managed it.

    • The Daily Telegraph
    • 01 February 2021