Classic CD Hitomi Niikura (Cello) : History of Taku Satoh (Piano) / The moment of the sounds of Toshihide and others

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(1) Adagio and Allegro. 70 (Schumann) (2) Cello Sonata No. 1 E minor op. 38 (Brahms) (3) Cello Sonata No. 1 E minor op. 38 (Brahms) (3) Cello Sonata Minor op. 19 (Rachmaninoff)


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Digital Live Recording / December 2015 / Hamarikyu Asahi Hall (Tokyo)
[Label]
Live Notes
[Number of pieces]
1 piece
[CD Audition note comment]
They are two of the hot stocks among "modern young people". The cello in Niikura has a massive and dignified interpretation and dignified expression. Sato's piano, which diligently follows the beauty of the place, deepens the performance. You can even feel the dignity and delicacy of a master like Brahms. The passion and lyricism of Rachmaninoff is lively.
Hitomi Niikura Taku Satoh

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