P.Hindemith : Sonata for Viola and Piano, op.11 No.4

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P.Hindemith : Sonata for Viola and Piano, op.11 No.4
Ryo Oshima (viola), Fuyuka Kusa (piano)
Viola Master Class New Year Concert 2013
Date: January 14, 2013 (18:00 open /18:30 start)
Place: Otaru citizens center Marine hall
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Комментарии : 17

@iruca12345678 10 месяцев назад

美しい演奏ですね。ありがとうございます。thank you😄

@sirasy 5 лет назад

BRAVI BRAVI BRAVI BRAVI! Excellent performance! Very GOOD the pianist: BRAVISSIMA! Really wonderful performance! Thank You for sharing!

@luizamsalgado 6 лет назад

Wonderful interpretation of an wonderful sonata ! Easily amongst the great interpretations of this wonderful sonata ! Superb recording too ! Thank you for this superb upload, I loved it !

@bianchiviolin 9 лет назад

Hindemith chamber music is special and succesful. This is a lovely peice and really well played in this video. Slow tempos and attention to detail, just the approach for Hindemith. Thanks for this post.

@Wavewolfaroha 8 лет назад

Thank you for such a deeply moving performance--I have never understood this piece so well as after hearing you both play it.

@pato424 10 лет назад

Bravo!!! Beautiful performance, this is my piece for this semester, I like your deep sound ! :)

@izzay18belle 11 лет назад

I wish to be able to play this one day. Good job.

@mariahaydee2853 7 лет назад

Bravo for the beautiful performance.

@xaviere89 11 лет назад

What a great performance!

11 лет назад

Superlative!!!!. Thank you.!!

@bertcarter6176 9 лет назад

A very fine performance. Thanks for sharing.

@jnsurg947 8 лет назад

Nobuko Imai's Viola Master Class Concert. Ryo Oshima(viola), Fuyuka Kusa(piano)

@LavaMLG 6 лет назад

Those flared bow releases are great haha :)

@danibazz69 8 лет назад

Bravo!!!

@Securitsu1 11 лет назад

Your tone is magnificent. If you don't mind my asking- what pieces did you finish before starting this one? Meaning- did you just finish the Stamitz, or is this played typically after the Walton or Bartók?