Recordings
Three Centuries of Bagatelles
"Tcherepnin, Lyadov and Denisov are all worthy if little-known contemporaries of Rachmaninoff. Zilberquit's superb performance brought them to life."
The Washington Times
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Works by Couperin, Beethoven, Saint-Saëns, Liszt, and Bartók, as well as Russian composers Anatoli Lyadov, Alexander Tcherepnin and Edison Denisov
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"... Zilberquit’s singing tone and innate sense of line come home to roost in the central Largo e spiccato."
Gramophone Magazine
"The aplomb with which she carries out her digital feats attests to a superior, tasteful performer."
Audiophile Audition
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J.S. Bach: Complete Solo Keyboard Concertos & J.S. Bach-Vivaldi: Two Concertos
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“Zilberquit provides a glittering account of the piano part.”
The New York Times
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Jewish Music from Russia
Features Sergei Slonimsky's The Jewish Rhapsody
Concerto for piano, flute, strings and percussion (1997). Dedicated to Julia Zilberquit.
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"The CD includes a robust account of the invitingly lyrical Concertino (Op. 94), originally a piano duet but reworked as a piano concerto by Julia Zilberquit, who is the energetic soloist here.”
The New York Times
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Hommage a Shostakovich
Features Dmitry Shostakovich's Concertino in A minor Op. 94, arranged for piano and string orchestra by Julia Zilberquit (1996)
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