EDITORIAL REVIEWS
This review is from: Classical Editor newyorkcitysearch.com/September 1998 Fans of high-powered piano playing would do well to check out 'Geoffrey Dorfman, pianist,' . Dorfman shows technical expertise while bringing out the warmth and humanity in Busoni's complex music. these are noble performances. Dorfman plays with lyricism, grace, and a sense of form. All in all, an impressive recording from a pianist worth investigating. Paul J. Pelkonen, This review is from: Peter J. Rabinowitz, FANFARE Magazine November-December 1998 Although Geoffrey Dorfman had taken piano lessons as a child, he had a substantial career as a painter before he returned, a decade ago at the age of 37, to a serious study of the instrument. But you'd never guess, from these performances that he was more or less a latecomer: this is authoritative playing, both technically assured (nothing on this challenging program seems to strain his fingers) and interpretively individual.