"Delivering a breathlessly exciting cadenza in the opening Allegro moderato movement, Ugorski displayed confidently intense musicianship and assured technique, effortlessly going from height to height."
J H Stape, Review Vancouver, January 2007
"…people were saying that it was as if he were channeling the great Russian violinist, David Oistrakh, but the point was how original and fresh Ugorski's approach is… he also already has a mind and a heart."
Richard Dyer, Boston Globe
"The Russian-born phenomenon was able to do what the greatest performers are known for-connecting his heart with the listener's. Eugene Ugorski did not merely play notes, but used the violin to communicate feelings of sadness, joy, drama and curiosity. With each stroke of his bow, he enabled his listeners to connect with his emotions. Soon, it was evident that the concert ceased to be about just listening to music, but feeling and experiencing the music."
San Diego Union Tribune
"This evening Ugorski conquered the Moscow audience not only with incredible technical mastery but with profound understanding of Tchaikovsky's music."
InterMedia, Moscow