"Alexander Scriabin: Etude Op. 8, No. 10" genre: Piano
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	Since his dramatic and triumphant last-minute appearance at Chicago’s Ravinia Festival in 1999 (filling in for an indisposed Andre Watts), the extraordinarily talented young pianist Lang Lang has burst upon the international music scene with unparalleled excitement and acclaim. He continues to go from strength to strength, making each successive landmark debut with ease and grace, always inspiring the critics to superlatives. Last February, Telarc released his debut recording, a virtuoso recital disc live from Tanglewood (CD-80524), to great critical acclaim. "Lang Lang is a sensation," said BBC Music Magazine. "He can tackle anything in the repertoire with an apparently effortless aplomb that is almost unnervingly serene...this is a talent in a million." Lang Lang made his sold-out Carnegie Hall debut, with Yuri Temirkanov and the Baltimore Symphony, in April 2001, of which The New York Times raved: "He is stunning...the audience was on its feet shouting before the final notes had died away."
	CD: Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 3   Label: Telarc International Corp.
	Story Behind the Song Paired with the live concerto performance is a beautiful selection of etudes by Alexander Scriabin, where Lang Lang once again displays his interpretive genius, ranging from poignant lyricism and delicate pianissimos to breathtaking technical brilliance.

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