If the vast repertoire picks up some memory traces, Rêverie, op. 58 (1909) was like a spacey jääpalasia Emiko Mizuki played by. If you did not know that the composer Sibelius is, aberration to think just of other countries. Or sonatina presented by Yuko Kimura F sharp minor Allegro moderato - with tastefully presented Sonatina broke out pianistic blossomed in the last part. The mind was drawn to Haruyo Kubo played by opus 103, which, of course, the village church was familiar sense of comfort. Perhaps, however, the storm was the book, which Kubo gave a personal, voluminous sound. He senses tahtovaisen, adult pianist balanced understanding of Jean Sibelius songs. The view is easy to sign up. Shihoko Iino called opus 76, and the first copy Esquisse rang as the source of life. Iinon singing the touch particularly suitable for the small hall of Sibelius' birthplace. A concert that same decision, the work was 26 Finlandia opus, which interpreted Ayumi Hirahara. His interpretation is remembered dialed with full emotion Finlandia, which was common in the deeper effect. Soihan it's birthplace. Ayimi Hiraharan repertoire was also reminds me of opus 58 Tempo di Minuetto, which Hirahara was strong, the caller and an interpreter. Tetsuro Hagiun making and E-flat major sonatas were forced to ask themselves, this is our Sibbe; so colorful, so splendid difficult technically? Yes. The last concert Saori Kondo played the opus 101 with passion and downright hard. Particularly intense was the Night Song, beautifully sounding Impressio.
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