Domenico Scarlatti: 3 sonatas (d minor K.141, B major K.551, f minor K.19)
Domenico Cimarosa: 3 sonatas (F major C 71, D minor C79, C major C56)
Franz Liszt: Fantasy on Themes from Figaro and Don Juan S. 697
Frédéric Chopin: 4 Mazurkas (op. 7 no. 3, op.41 no.1, op.63 no. 1 and 2)
Alexander Scriabin: 2 Etudes (op. 2 no. 1 in C sharp minor and op. 8 no. 12 in D sharp minor) 
Alexander Rosenblatt: «Liszt Fantasy»

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He is often described as a skater boy, but that may just be because the 28-year-old Russian does not dress like a throwback from the Soviet Union days. Once Nikolai Tokarev sits down at the piano and starts playing however, outward appearances cease to matter and all that counts is that the great tradition of Russian piano virtuosos lives on in him. Like a latter-day Vladimir Horowitz, Tokarev takes us on a whirlwind tour from Italian Baroque through to the best that contemporary Russian music has to offer, whizzing in and out of the genres like... well, like a skater boy.

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Nikolai Tokarev