Mozart (1756-1791) - Symphony No.41, Sinfonia Concertante K.364 : Fumika Mohri(Vn)Ayako Tahara(Va)Kenshiro Sakairi / Kawasaki Chamber Orchestr - Import CD

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Onslow, G.

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The Kawasaki Chamber Orchestra, led by young master musician Kenjiro Sakairi, gives its inaugural concert! The much-talked-about Mozart Pro is finally released on CD. The concerto symphony with irresistible solos by Fumika Mohri and Ayako Tahara and the lively finale are too much fun! ! This album features the first concert of the Kawasaki Chamber Orchestra, a professional orchestra formed in 2016. The music director and conductor is the young master musician Kenjiro Sakairi! Mr. Sakairi's performances with the Tokyo Juventus Philharmonic Orchestra, which was formed in 2008, have been a revelation for amateurs, but this is a professional orchestra, a chamber orchestra, and the music is performed by a young master conductor, Kenjiro Sakairi. This time, however, the orchestra is a professional chamber orchestra, and the Mozart program, taking advantage of the lightness of its composition, expresses great joy in a fresh way, and the Maestro's new charm is exuberant. The orchestral skills are also excellent, with a skill that will make your tongue curl! We can't take our eyes off of them in the future. The soloists in the concerto symphony are Fumika Mohri and Ayako Tahara, both up-and-coming players who have won brilliant awards.Everyone, including the conductor, is from Kanagawa Prefecture. The symphonic and happily united tutti is paralyzing, and the clear, pure, and skillful solo interplay is mesmerizing. The finale of "Jupiter" is the most enjoyable and masterful performance. The luminous polyphonic twists and turns, the jaw-dropping harmonic changes, and the repetitions are all executed with utter abandon. The repetitions are all executed without any redundancy, and the energy is always lively and exciting. The piece is so full that there is no time to catch one's breath, right up to the creatively moving coda! ＜Kenjiro Sakairi (conductor) was born on May 12, 1988 in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Graduated from Keio University, Faculty of Economics. He has studied conducting under Michiyoshi Inoue, Kenichiro Kobayashi, Masanori Mikawa, and Nanaeo Yamamoto, and cello under Naoya Mochizuki. He is also a close friend of Vladimir Fedoseyev, General Music Director of the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Yoshinobu Inoue, former Music Director of the Armenian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, with whom he has received conducting advice and served as his assistant.In the May 2007 issue of Ongaku Gendai (Music Gendai), the author wrote: "He was very good at building the climax of the piece, and his performance was a white-hot masterpiece, demonstrating the greatness of a future maestro. He was praised as a "master of the future. In 2008, he formed the Tokyo Juventus Philharmonic and has served as its music director until 2018. In January 2015, he conducted Mahler's Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection" at Muza Kawasaki to great acclaim, and in March of the same year, he was invited to conduct the "Kawasaki Sangyo Kaikan" for the first time as a conductor. In March of the same year, he became the first conductor to be appointed as the "Kawasaki Industrial Goodwill Ambassador.In May, he performed at the La Folle Journée au Japon "Day of Enthusiasm" Music Festival, and was nominated as a featured "Up-and-coming Conductor to Watch" in the August 2015 issue of MOSTLY CLASSIC magazine. 2016, he formed the Kawasaki Chamber Orchestra, an up-and-coming professional orchestra. He was appointed as Music Director. In 2017, he performed Schoenberg's "Moonlight" at the "Salon de Bakugakkura! in 2017, he planned and conducted a successful series of performances of Schoenberg's "The Clown Possessed by the Moon" at the "Salon de Bakukura! (1/2) King International