A piece that is notoriously difficult to make cohere, but he did a marvelous job of capturing the piece's immense variety, and made it hold together beautifully in an always-expressive performance.
With his amazing articulation of each note, each sounding like a pearl, whether in pianissimo or fortissimo, always remaining music and never becoming noise, Tom Borrow may already be one of the greatest pianists of all time at his young age. Such articulation, always in the service of the highest musical expression, remains a mystery.
