..Nikita Boriso-Glebsky, a proficient violinist making his Carnegie Hall debut, gave energetic and stylish renditions of Joachim’s Variations for Violin and Orchestra and Ysaÿe’s Violin Concerto in D minor, a recently discovered piece receiving its first performance in New York City....

...And this is where the youthful, obviously delighted Mr. Boriso-Glebsky surveyed and passed all the tests with the easiest joy. By the end of the all‑too‑short 17 minutes, standing up to applaud was not a duty but a spontaneity...

...Nonetheless, the performance by young Nikita exceeded my expectations and the performance of the work was thrilling and memorable. There is an exciting and exuberant daring in the showmanship of the lead violin (the work was written as a showcase for what a great violinist may achieve). This was an interesting rarity that stamped the character of the concert as a whole. The unified performance of the strings proved nearly equal to the pyrotechnics of Nikita’s violin.....

VC Artist Nikita Boriso-Glebsky rehearsing prior to the world premiere recording of the recently discovered Violin Concerto of Eugene Ysaye

Boriso-Glebsky's technique was second to none, and, had his performance been recorded live, even with the type of extreme scrutiny possible with a CD, I doubt that he would want to have changed more than a single note – if that.