Vsevolod Zavidov (born in 2005 in Moscow) is now regarded as one of the most promising young pianists in the great Russian tradition. A student of Nelson Goerner, he made his name on the international stage after winning the inaugural Radu Lupu Prize in 2024 and the UBS Young Soloists Prize in 2025. Now he devotes his first solo recording to Rachmaninoff with three transcriptions of Bach violin pieces, the Études-Tableaux op. 33, and the Variations on a Theme by Corelli: "An almost impenetrable music. Not merely a composition, but an entire mythology. Interwoven with countless references to works from all his creative periods, it's like a cipher – full of veils, transformations, ironies, reminiscences… and yet one and the same story," says Zavidov, who concludes this colorful program with a beautiful transcription of the famous 1912 Vocalise.