Rina Kharrasova brings quiet clarity and emotional depth to "Tchaikovsky’s Dumka, Op. 59."
- Deeksha Ravikumar

- Jul 31
- 1 min read
Kharrasova treats Tchaikovsky's Dumka like a conversation rather than a performance.

Rina Kharrasova delivers a thoughtful performance of Dumka, Op. 59 by Tchaikovsky. She captures both the gentle moments of the piece and its energetic folk dance sections. She brings natural understanding to this “Russian Rustic Scene”.
“She moves smoothly between the different moods of music.”
Her playing shows careful attention to the emotional shift of the work. The quiet, reflective passages feel genuine and unhurried. The livelier sections have proper energy without losing control. Kharrasova does not force drama. She lets the music speak naturally.

This recording fits well with her focus on Romantic era piano works. Her approach feels honest rather than flashy. It gives listeners space to appreciate the writing of Tchaikovsky. The single movement structure works in her favour. It allows her to build a complete musical story from start to finish.
For those interested in Russian piano music or Tchaikovsky's lesser-known works, this recording offers a solid, well-considered interpretation that respects the composer's intentions while showing the pianist's own musical voice.




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