Press
Wigmore Hall | June, 2023
Sweelinck, Bach, Benjamin, Beethoven, and Mozart
"...From Sweelinck to Benjamin, every performance a jewel, this was a recital as enjoyable as it was ingenious and instructive..." - Seen and Heard International
Cleveland Orchestra | Aug, 2022
Grieg Concerto
"...Tiberghien excelled in such virtuoso moments — the fury of notes he worked up in his first-movement cadenza were particularly impressive. But just as captivating was the atmosphere of calm he could create, taking extreme care with something as simple as the final broken chord that ends a phrase..." - ClevelandClassical.com
Ravel with Les Siècles, François-Xavier Roth and Stéphane Degout | May, 2022
"...despite a plethora of other outstanding readings, here's another game-changer. Tiberghien brings to the first movement [G mayor concerto] a sense of playful energy, flexibility and an acurate 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, Editor's Choice
Ravel with Les Siècles, François-Xavier Roth and Stéphane Degout | May, 2022
"...Cédric Tiberghien, an exceptional artist from start to finish..." - Le Monde
Brahms Sonatas with Antoine Tamestit | March, 2021
"...The two of them play the expansive landscapes an poignant poetry of these heady yet profound pieces with radiant autumnal colours, always attentive to cantabile and the interweaving of dialogue..." - Harald Eggebrecht, Süddeutsche Zeitung, March 2021
Wigmore Hall | February, 2021
Schumann, Beethoven & Webern
"…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..." - Geoff Brown, The Times, February 2021
Wigmore Hall | February, 2021
Schumann, Beethoven & Webern
"..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..." - Ivan Hewett, The Daily Telegraph, February 2021