Wolfgang David、Takeshi Kakehashi - Duo Recital 2024 : Wolfgang David(Vn)Takeshi Kakehashi(P) - Japan CD

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Wolfgang David、Takeshi Kakehashi

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F.A.E. Sonata performed in its entirety! A one-of-a-kind duo that will captivate you with their brilliant performance, Wolfgang David & Tsuyoshi Tadai live in 2024 The miracle duo of the energetic pianist Tsuyoyuki Ladai and Wolfgang David, who studied together in Vienna, has been performing regularly in Japan since 2013. In Japan, they have held regular concerts since 2013, and live recordings have been released on the SONARE label. This album, their 11th as a duo including an album of encores only (SONARE-1045), features the Dietrich/Schumann/Brahms collaboration, the F.A.E. Sonata, Mozart's Violin Sonata No. 34, K. 378 from the 2024 recital, The F.A.E. Sonata is sometimes performed only with Brahms' "Scherzo," but not often in its entirety, making this recording by the duo a most welcome addition. This recording by the duo is very welcome. In the final piece, "Fast Dances," from the Romanian Folk Dances by Bartók (arranged by Székely), the duo gradually increases the tempo in a style reminiscent of the performances of the great performers of the past, such as Henryk Schelling, which sounds fresh and new in this day and age. We hope you will fully enjoy the performance of these two musicians, who have become even more brilliant. The complete F.A.E. Sonatas, dedicated to the great violinist Joachim and composed in collaboration with Schumann, Brahms, and Dietrich, and the "Viennese Fantasy," Kreisler's last work, were performed by Wolfgang David and Takeyuki Tashirai. The performance of Wolfgang David and Takeyuki Ladai is a lifetime masterpiece..." (SONARE) ＜Takeyuki Lai, piano Born on August 2, 1977 in Tokyo to musician parents, he entered the preparatory course at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna in 1990, where he studied under Prof. Elisabeth Dvorak-Weisshaar. In 1994, she won the International Music Competition for the Blind and Low Vision in the Czech Republic and the International Piano Competition for Youth in Ettlingen, Germany (B category) as the youngest participant. In 1995, she won the second prize at the International Stravinsky Youth Competition in the U.S. In 1997, she was awarded the Muramatsu Prize; in 1998, she won the second prize at the Ron Thibaud International Competition in Paris, as well as the SACEM Prize (recital prize) and the Spion Bonneau Foundation Prize; in 1999, she received the Tokyo Metropolitan Cultural Honor Award, In 2000, he won the Mayor's Prize at the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw. She is also active in recording activities and has recently released a number of recordings on the SONARE label, which have been well received. His recordings have been well received. SONARE