Italian pianist Domenico Codispoti performs Liszt’s famous B minor Sonata, his Petrarch Sonnets, and Granados' El Amor y la Muerte from Goyescas - a passionately performed romantic programme, making of the disc a musical polaroid of the artist’s own emotional journey through its themes of love and death.

“One of the finest young concert pianists I know. He has superb technical command, exceptionally fine taste in his interpretations, impressive maturity.” These where the words of Gyorgy Sandor after awarding Domenico Codispoti the First Prize at the Pilar Bayona International Piano Competition (member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions) in Zaragoza, Spain, which marked the beginning of his international career.

Hailed by critics worldwide as “a fully mature virtuoso in the highest meaning of the word” (Morgunbladid, Reykjavik), “one of the most elegant and musical artists of his generation” (Diario de Jaén), “a skilled storyteller, always imaginative and inventive” (flyinginkpot.com), Italian pianist Domenico Codispoti is also winner of Ferrol International Piano Competition, Premio Jaén (WFIMC), and many international piano contests in his native Italy.

“A distinguished performer with a formidable technique…Domenico Codispoti’s account of Liszt's Sonata is gripping from start to finish, measured in tempo but with a palpable understanding of the overall structure and relish of the work's bigger moments.” - International Piano magazine

“Domenico Codispoti is a sophisticated and poetic pianist who gives imaginative and refined performances...consistently produces a beautiful singing tone, with every note carefully weighted and voiced... The playing is wholly convincing throughout. Codispoti's conception of the sonata is enormous and majestic.” - Clavier Companion