Richard Scheinin
San Jose Mercury News

... The program also marked the debut with the orchestra of pianist Jeremy Denk, whose technical command is nothing but an entrance-way to the music's inner chambers. He is a sensational musician.

Denk was extraordinary here: firmly etched bass notes, lightly stenciled flights of the right hand, ravishing clarity. Plus, he played with such love of the music; he isn't afraid to emote his Mozart.
 

Joshua Kosman, San Francisco Chronicle

... pianist Jeremy Denk, underused in his Symphony debut, offered a thoughtful, beautifully weighted account of the last two movements from the A-Major Piano Concerto, K. 488.

 Janos Gereben, San Francisco Classical Voice

 ... intense and yet lyrical pianism ... he played exquisitely, making the weirdly truncated concerto sound much of a whole.