Notable web postings - June 2017
Continued from Notable web postings - May 2017
Older notable web postings are collected at Notable web postings archival
♪ Congratulations to Mr. Nobuyuki Tsujii on his smashing successes in Sydney, Australia May 19 - 22
News, comments and photos collected here => Nobuyuki Tsujii in Sydney, May 2017 Part 1 AND Nobuyuki Tsujii in Sydney, May 2017 -- Part2
♪ Congratulations to Mr. Nobuyuki Tsujii on his successful performance with the Deustche Symphony Orchestra and Vladimir Ashkenazy in the Berlin Philharmonic Concert Hall on May 15. News, comments and photos collected here =>Eyewitness account: Nobuyuki Tsujii in the Philharmonie May 15 2017
♪ Congratulations to Mr. Nobuyuki Tsujii for the successful conclusion of the 2017 Ultimate Concerto Concerts with violinist Mone Hattori
News, comments and photos are collected at => 2017 Ultimate Concerto Tour News, Photos & Comments - PART 2
NEXT PERFORMANCE: July 2 - 28 Nobuyuki Tsujii 2017 Premium Recitals 10 sold-out performances in Saitama, Osaka,Shimane, Nagano, Aichi, Akita, Yamagata, Tokyo
In spite of the higher ticket prices, Nobu's premium recitals have always been highly in demand and never failed to draw a full house.
This year's is no exception. I believe all 10 performances were sold out soon after tickets were released (handled separately for each venue).
♪ June 28 Conductor Michael Sanderling & Dresden Phil Japan Tour starts July 1, but not with Nobu
According to Japan music writer Yoshiko Ikuma, Conductor Michael Sanderling and the Dresden Phiharmonic are in Japan and will perform in Osaka, Tokyo, etc., starting July 1. The program includes Beethoven's Emperor concerto, performed with soloist Noriko Ogawa.
Nobu toured with Mr. Sanderling and this orchestra in winter 2016, and was quite a hit in 5 performances of Rach 3 in Germany.
So it's a bit of a surprise that he is not the soloist on this tour.
On the other hand, I am glad Nobu is performing new recital pieces instead of playing "Emperor" again, as he did last summer with the Orpheus)
We wish Maestrao Sanderling and the Dresden Phil a successful tour.
♪♪ June 28 Nobu in Japan Home-econ textbook, with a photo from high school
This twitter shares a photo of an article on Nobuyuki Tsujii that appears in a Home Economics text book in Japan, with a photo from Nobu's high school graduation.
The photo shows Nobu, jauntily dressed in sports coat and bow tie and holding a white cane, surrounded by high school buddies (four guys seen in the photo ).
Everyone is standing and holding a fist up in a fierce gesture of victorious power. 😀
♪ June 28 "Meet Nobuyuki Tsujii" video is getting around on the web
The excellent Australia ABC7.30 video "Meet Nobuyuki Tsujii, the blind concert pianist who learns by ear" is being mentioned on the web, such as this one in French:
https://fr.aleteia.org/2017/06/25/le-pianiste-aveugle-qui-apprend-a-loreille/
Nobuyuki Tsujii -- Le pianiste aveugle qui apprend à l’oreille (The pianist who learns by ear)
Pour apprendre une longue chanson, cela peut lui prendre un mois (To learn a long work, it can take a month)
...
♪ June 27 Classical Minnesota Public Radio broadcast NOW listenable online
"MN Encores: Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at the 2016 Minnesota Beethoven Festival" with Nobu
It turns out that the complete 2016 Classical Minnesota Public Radio broadcast can be listened to online on demand, for now.
There is also a very nice photo gallery of the performance, including this photo below of Nobu in performance that I don;t recall. Check it out!
♪♪ June 27 Classical Minnesota Public Radio broadcast NOW listenable online
"MN Encores: Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at the 2016 Minnesota Beethoven Festival" with Nobu
It turns out that the complete 2016 Classical Minnesota Public Radio broadcast can be listened to online on demand, for now.
There is also a very nice photo gallery of the performance, including this photo below of Nobu in performance that I don;t recall. Check it out!
♪♪ June 26 Nobu's 2016 performance aired on Classical Minnesota Public Radio (MPR)
It was nice of Classical Minnesota Public Radio to send out two tweets about this broadcast today.
https://twitter.com/ClassicalMPR/status/879455511258771457
Tonight at 8, hear @OrpheusNYC & pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii performance from 2016 #MNBeethovenFestival http://bddy.me/2sa8xHG #winona
Unfortunately I came upon those tweets too late.
But I remember very well the broadcast of Nobu's first-ever performance of Beethoven's Piano Concerto no. 3 at the 2016 Minnesota Beethoven Festival
=> http://mlliu2006.blogspot.com/…/nobuyuki-tsujii-orpheus-cha…
And, as we know now, Nobu would go on to perform this concerto in Sydney in October 2016, and was a sensation at the Sydney Opera House
=> http://mlliu2006.blogspot.com/…/nobus-sydney-debut-eyewitne…
♪ June 26 Sydney Recital Photo
Somehow it is only today that I came upon this instagram (posted on May 22) for the first time. I think taking this photo during (before) performance is frowned appoint by the venue, but hey, it's good to see a good photo of Nobu in recital in Sydney last month, by yet another friendly Aussie who has the good taste of appreciating Nobu!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BUZIp-3gNDZ/
ken_burginBack to #Sydney certainties after 5 weeks in Europe - wonderful #piano recital by Nobuyuki Tsujii #classicalmusic
♪♪ June 23 伊熊よし子 Yoshiko Ikuma remembers Sydney
It's been a month since Japan music writer Ms. Ikuma was in Sydney for Nobu's performances.
Today she wrote about the visit again on her blog, with fond memories of the concert hall and some of the staff of the Australian radio broadcast and Sydney Symphony Orchestra
http://blog.yoshikoikuma.jp/?day=20170623
辻井伸行のコンサートのラジオ放送を担当していたディレクター氏。とてもラフないでたちで、いかにもオーストラリアらしいフレンドリーな人だった。
「NOBUの演奏は、すごいよね。今回も、リスナーにしっかりそのすばらしさを伝えたいんだ」と、熱く語っていた。
The Director who was in charge of the radio broadcast of Nobuyuki Tsujii's concert was casual and friendly person, typical of Australians.
"The performance of NOBU is amazing, and this time I'd like to tell the listener everything that is wonderful," he said.
The broadcast is still available online for TWO more days =>http://www.abc.net.au/classic/content/2017/05/28/4673857.htm
♪ ♪ Vederti suonare, Tsujii.....è qualcosa di indescrivibile. (To see you play, Mr. Tsujii ..... is something indescribable.)
A Facebook post of mine yesterday, about a YouTube video of Nobu's Carnegie Hall debut recital, was shared by Mr. Antony Spatola on Facebook, accompanied with a comment written in Italian: https://www.facebook.com/antony.spatola.1/posts/1714373171923293,
"Non me ne vogliano gli altri talenti,
mostri della natura....
ma Nobuyuki Tsujii è qualcosa che esula dalla immaginazione umana.
E non solo perchè questo STRAORDINARIO,
IMMENSO e TENERO "ragazzo" è cieco dalla nascita ( "piccolissimo" dettaglio....). Vederti suonare, Tsujii.....è qualcosa di indescrivibile.
I don't want to call talent like this a freak of nature. But Nobuyuki Tsujii is something that goes beyond human imagination. And not just because this EXTRAORDINARY, IMMENSE and TENDER "boy" is blind from birth (a "very small" detail ....). To see you play, Mr. Tsujii ..... is something indescribable.
♪ Elegy for Tsunami Victims -- 10 million views on YouTube
I was in Carnegie Hall on November 10 2011 when Nobu played this piece for encore.
I think few people in the audience were aware of what the piece was about at the time, although Nobu's emotion was evident.
Nobu's family, including his mother and grandparents, were seated in the balcony during the concert.
In recent years, several videos of Nobu's tearful performance showed up, and have caught wide attention on the web.
This U.K. post that came up today is typical of the reaction of people who see it for the first time =>
https://uk.toluna.com/opinions/3306677/Music-month---expressing-sadness-.
Serendipity brought me to this , and I'm so grateful . It's called "Elegy for the Victims of the Tsunami of March 11, 2011 in Japan" , and is emotionally performed by Nobuyuki Tsujii . It's hard to watch , as he dissolves into paroxysms of pain , and sobs and grimaces all through the performance . It moved me that he carried on , determined to honour his fellow countrymen and women , and add to that the fact that he's blind ,I ,like the audience , was stunned when it finished . I hope you can understand why it affected me so . Thank you everyone .
The view count is approaching ten millions on this copy of the video (uploaded March 2015) alone, and there are several other copies around also.
YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqoV4ZW7xTA
♪ June 20 FIVE MORE DAYS to listen to the fabulous ABC broadcast ...of Nobuyuki Tsujii playing Chopin in Sydney Opera House with Sydney Symphony Orchestra & Maestro Bramwell Tovey -- please click photo for "Listen" button.
We once again thank ABC classic FM (Australia national radio) for this very special treat -- your generosity will be remembered by Nobuyuki Tsujii Fans!
=> http://www.abc.net.au/classic/content/2017/05/28/4673857.htm -- click "LISTEN AGAIN" button
♪ Grieg's "To Spring" (Til våren)
This page came up on my daily search today => http://songslal.com/download/grieg-to-the-spring-op-43-no-6-til-v%C3%A5ren-grzegorz-niemczuk-bechstein-concert-piano/phUN-NRIug0.html
I recognized, with a pang in my heart, that it is put together by someone who shares my love for one of Edvard Grieg's lyric pieces: "To Spring" (Til våren)
The page shows several videos of performances of the piece, and Nobu is mentioned -- not for the piece, but for a video of his Carnegie Hall debut.
So I assume that this is a page posted by someone who is a fan of Nobu.
The ironic thing is, Nobu does play this piece. I heard it in 2013 in Japan, when he played it as an encore after performing Grieg's Concerto with Vladimir Ashkenazy and the Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa. For some reason, he has rarely played it in public again, not when he played Grieg's Concerto with the BBC Phil in U.K. in 2013, nor last February when he performed Grieg's Concerto in Europe with the Strasboug Symphony Orchestra.
I was entranced by the piece, which I didn't know at the time, and the memory has haunted me ever since.
Of the videos shown on the page that came up today, this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyIUB5Iv_H4 , comes closest to what I remember from Nobu's performance.
I have since learned to play the piece myself, but alas, it's not the same.
Perhaps, just wistful thinking, Nobu will play it again as encore when he performs Grieg's concerto with the Liverpool Phil next Feb. 4?
♪ June 18 End of the 2016-2017 Orchestral Season
It is June, and it is the end of season for symphony orchestras. They go on their summer break, and the next season starts in fall.
Today, I wanted to make a new headline photo for the Nobuyuki Tsujii fans facebook page, and as we are in a lull of Nobu's concert schedule (he is presumably busy readying himself for several new works), I looked back on this his orchestra performances this past season.
Quite impressive, as you can see here => End of the 2016-2017 Orchestral Season
Below is the collage photo that I put together to commemorate another great orchestral season for our indomitable Tsujii-san. I was limited to three photos in order to fit the Facebook format.
Top left: Nobu in the Berliner Philharmonie, May 15 2017.
Top bottom: Nobu in the Strasborugh Philharmonie, February 2017.
Right: Nobu in the Sydney Opera House, October 2016.
♪ June 18 Congratulations to Conductor Marko Letonja ...
for being appointed music director of the German Bremen Philharmonic in the season 2018/19.
This past winter, Nobu toured Europe with the maestro and the Orchestre Symphonique de Strasbourg -- it was a great success.
In his February 16 concert report, Nobu wrote:
リハーサルの最後に指揮者のレトーニャさんが「近いうちに必ず再共演しましょう」と声をかけてくださると、オーケストラのみなさんが長い間拍手を送ってくださり、感動しました。コンサートもオーケストラとの一体感が更に増したように感じました。
At the end of the rehearsal, Mr. Letoñja, the conductor, said 'I will collaborate with you again soon."' Everyone in the orchestra applauded us for a long time and I was impressed. I felt that the feeling of unity with the orchestra further increased.
♪ June 18 Liverpool Phil's 2017-18 season brochure
I think this brochure has been out for a while, but I only just now got around to checking it out. Nobu shows up on P.37 => https://issuu.com/liverpoolphilharmonic/docs/season_1718_brochure_final
The 2018 Japan tour is not mentioned at all, although it is still listed on the orchestra's website http://www.liverpoolphil.com/on-tour
The brochure is aimed at subscribers, and it is evident that Maestro Petrenko is the draw in Liverpool -- he is practically on every page in the brochure ^_^
♪ June 16 An additional U.K. performance with the Royal Liverpool Phil next February
We have known for some time that Nobu will be performing with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in U.K. next February.
Previously, four performances were announced for Liverpool, where Nobu performed with the orchestra in 2015.
Today, this came up on my daily news search -- a concert on Feb 2 in the Royal Concert Hall (1185 seats, 4 levels), Nottingham
The city of Nottingham is 128 miles north of London.
This makes it 5 performances with the RLPO in U.K. next year => Nobuyukki Tsujii with Vasily Petrenko & RLPO 2018
♪ June 16 How they see Nobu's Music in Japan ...
Nobu's fame is spreading world wide steadily, but in Japan his music has been appreciated for a long time. and his popularity shows no sign of waning.
On this quiet day, I eavesdropped on this conversation Twitter -- I like how these two twitters analyze the appeal of Nobu's music.
Twitter 1 https://twitter.com/yani_kass/status/875735369874001921
もうね、辻井さんの弾き方が神なんですよ。
Mr. Tsujii's way of playing is God-like.
Twitter 2 https://twitter.com/wiener_maimai/status/875735986264604675
まじさ、辻井伸行は天才としか言いようがない。 正確さも当然ながら、音の粒の丸さと一音一音に込められる美しさと慈しみが心に響く。 水の戯れで初めて聞いたけど、あんなにピアノってみずみずしくキラキラ音が聞こえるんだ、葉についた水滴のようなプリズムを纏うのか、と感動したの。
Nobuyuki Tsujii can only be called a genius. Accuracy of course, but the roundness of the grains of sound and the beauty and compassion that he puts in each note echoes in my heart.
I heard it for the first time in his "Play of Water" [Ravel], and I heard a fresh lush piano tone, like seeing drops of water on leaves through a prism. I was impressed.
Twitter 1 https://twitter.com/yani_kass/status/875737394388975617
辻井さんは作曲者と曲を根本から理解しているんだと思います。だからあれほどまでに繊細で芯のある音を出せるんじゃないかなって。
I think Mr. Tsujii understands the composers and the fundamentals of composition. Because of that he can deliver a delicate sound.
Twitter 2 https://twitter.com/wiener_maimai/status/875740877678723072
辻井伸行は、彼は「音楽そのもの」を自分に取り込み、それを表現、演奏しているだけ。 その音楽そのものにエゴを挟まず、ただのマシンと化しているからこそ、あそこまで人間味のある、優しい音符になるんじゃないかな。
Nobuyuki Tsujii incorporates "music itself" into himself. His playing expresses the music without ego. The piano is just a machine; it takes a human's touch to generate a gentle tone like that.
♪ June 15 音楽と絵画コンサート Music and Painting Concert
As in years past, Nobu does some lighter performances in Japan at the end of the year. This year, he is scheduled to do some concerts in which he plays music composed by himself as well as by Chopin and Debussy, under projection of images on screen.
One of these known performances takes place in Saga on November 23, which posted this announcement:
The program is the same as one that Nobu performed in Tokyo about the same time last year.
♪ June 14 May 15 Berlin performance can be heard on German Cultural Radio on July 13
I just looked up that radio broadcast mentioned in the concert program that I picked up at the Berlin Philharmonie concert hall on May 15, where it says:
der konzert wird von Deutschlandfunk Kultur aufgezeichnet und am 13. Juli 2017 ab 20.04 Uhr gesender. UKW 92.4 | Kabel 95.35
The concert will be recorded by Deutschlandfunk Kultur and will be broadcast on 13 July 2017 from 20.04 clock. FM 92.4 | Cable 95.35
Sure enough, I found the concert neatly listed on their website, with typical impeccable German precision ^_^
=> http://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/programmvorschau.282.de.html?cal:month=7&drbm:date=13.07.2017
So, please bookmark that page. And it may be a good idea to check out the LIVE STREAM button (orange color on top) in advance, while you are on that page.
Not only will it be of interest to compare Nobu's performance of Chopin 2 in Berlin and in Sydney (only days later with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra & Bramwell Tovey), but the symphonic works under the baton of Vladimir Ashkenazy are exquisite. By the way, the Sydney performance can still be heard the rest of this month => http://www.abc.net.au/classic/content/2017/05/28/4673857.htm
♪ June 12 Back to Russia <= NEW GIG
This just came up on the web:https://prim.mariinsky.ru/en/playbill/playbill/2017/8/9/1_1900
Nobuyuki Tsujii will perform on August 9 (Wednesday) in Russia.
He will play Beethoven's Piano Concerto No 5 ("Emperor") with conductor Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, in the Primorsky Stage of Mariinsky Theatre
The performance is an event of the Second International Mariinsky Far East Festival in Vladivostok, "a major Pacific port city in Russia overlooking Golden Horn Bay, near the borders with China and North Korea. (wikipedia); from Tokyo there is a direct flight to Vladivostok each day that takes about 3 hours.
More at => Nobuyuki Tsujii; Back to Russia August 2017
♪ June 12 Paris October 23 recital single tickets NOW on sale
Meanwhile, if Russia is a little far: how about Paris this fall?
Single tickets for Nobu's October 23 Paris recital (Beethoven/Chopin/Liszt) at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées have just come on sale
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♪ June 9 "Past Cliburn medalists still flourishing" Fort Worth newspaper article mentions Nobu only in passing
An article appeared in a Fort Worth local newspaper with photos and quotes of some past winners => http://www.star-telegram.com/news/special-reports/van-cliburn/article155148204.html
Mr. Hoachen Zhang (Nobu's co-medalist) is mentioned prominently, complete with a headline photo, while Nobu is mentioned only in passing.
Haochen Zhang was barely 19 when he shared the 2009 gold medal with Japanese pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii. Zhang is a star in his native China, but said in the years since the Cliburn, he’s had to slay many inner demons to become one.
It may be just me, and in the big picture it matters little, but to me the Cliburn Competition/Star Telegram have for some reason kept Nobu out of its spotlights in recent years, focusing instead on Mr. Zhang. It is possible that they think Nobu has already "made it" and does not need any more publicity with their help. Still, it seems a little cold ...
♪ June 7 Exactly 8 years ago today, Mr. Nobuyuki Tsujii won the Van Cliburn Competition ...
A twitter wrote => https://twitter.com/yuki171208021/status/872456492959514631
丁度8年前の今日辻井伸行さんがヴァンクライバーンコンクールで優勝したという事で、懐かしい月刊ショパン増刊号を見てみた。 当時の財団事務局長のお言葉「…そんな中で我々が求めているのはその人がステージに登場しただけで聴衆が恋に落ちてしまう。そんなピアニストなのです」まさしく…
Exactly 8 years ago today, Mr. Nobuyuki Tsujii won the Van Cliburn Competition, so I looked at a special commemorative issue of the Chopin magazine.The President of the Foundation at that time said these words: "We looked at other pianists that appeared on stage, but this is a pianist that we fell in love with ..."
♪ June 7 Comment from Berlin -- Nobu dances!
We did not hear from Berlin as much as from Sydney, but Nobu's performance in the Berliner Philharmonie on May 15 did not go unnoticed.
This comment piece, ""Tanzverbot" [No Dancing ] by Stefan Hochgesand, appeared on the Berlin Tip site.
The article is not strictly about Nobu's performance, but instead that author expresses his admiration for Nobu's performance, and in turn laments the lack of his dancing spirit in pop concerts.
https://www.tip-berlin.de/tanzverbot-von-stefan-hochgesand/
COMMENT
"Tanzverbot" [No Dancing ] by Stefan Hochgesand
[Translated from German]
Recently in the Philharmonie: A young man clutching an old man. He embraces his waist
hey walk very, very slowly - to the stage. Each turtle step is a balancing act. The old man is Vladimir Ashkenazy, conductor, 80 years old and five-times Grammy award winner. The young man is Nobuyuki Tsujii, 28, pianist and blind from birth.
And then, when the DSO violins, under Ashkenazy, start playing Chopin's 2nd Piano Concerto, something is happening: Tsujii -- who just now seemed just barely able to get one foot in front of the other -- dances. He dances on his piano bench. He dances as if there were no tomorrow, not even when 2,000 people in the audience are looking at him. But he dances, while sitting, the upper body goes off like ... no comparison! He is dancing with himself and with music.
How I envy him! What goes on in the Philharmonie, is not felt in pop concert sites often. There is a lack of dance in many places during concerts. Although one should think that music makes people dance. Especially when these people love this music. But that is often not so ...
PHOTO above: Vladimir Ashkenazy leading Nobu on stage. Image source: Berlin Deutsche Symphony Orchestra Facebook page
♪ June 6 Cliburn Competition finalists announced
If you look at this article about this year's Cliburn Competition finals, you will see the familiar photo of Nobu receiving his medal from Van Cliburn -- I guess that's the lasting image of the competition.
http://slippedisc.com/2017/06/two-americans-two-russians-in-van-cliburn-finals/
Also, if you scroll down, you will see a mentioning of Nobu in one of the comments.
Not every Cliburn winner made a fine career. Even harder for great talent that didn’t advance at Cliburn. Fine pianist and 1st price winner Haochen Zhang was overshadow by sensation of Nobu that playes in full prestigious halls. In San Francisco at small venue less than 100 people and most Chinese came to Haochen Zhang recital. Joseph Horowitz in his book “Ivory trade” described and analysed so well careers of Cliburn winners in the past.
♪ June 6 Weekly TV segment on BS-Asahi starting July 6
Back in May, a tweeter shared this photo of signs posted in the lobby of the Tokyo Opera City, where Nobu performed the Ultimate Concerto
One sign mentions that the performance was being filmed for a BS-Asahi TV show "The Backyard of inspiration for Nobuyuki Tsujii" to air on July 6.
Today, the Nobuyuki Tsujii Official Site posted this under the "What's New" section:
◆BS朝日
「辻井伸行 感動バックヤード」
7月6日(木) 21:54～22:00 スタート
※毎週木曜 放送
◆ BS Asahi
"Nobuyuki Tsujii The Backyard of Inspiration"
Starting on July 6th (Thursday) 21: 54 ~ 22: 00
※ Every Thursday broadcast
♪
♪ June 3 Saga Performance in November <= NEW GIG
The Saga News announced
http://www.saga-s.co.jp/news/saga/10101/435253
Nobuyuki Tsujii Saga performance in November
Pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii will perform a Music and Painting Concert (sponsored by Saga Shimbun, co-organized by Saga City Cultural Promotion Foundation) at 3 pm on November 23, in the Saga City Cultural Center. This Saga performance will be his first in 2 years, and he will play masterpieces by Impressionists of Ravel, Debussy, as well as original compositions. Mr. Tsujii's delicate and rich expressiveness playing presents a beautiful melody. General release will begin from July 9.
♪ June 1 Nobu in Rehearsal with Japan Century Symphony Orchestra
Another day, another orchestra ^_^
日本センチュリー交響楽団 tweeted:
https://twitter.com/Japan_Century/status/870180637528870912
明日より「究極の協奏曲」西日本ツアーに出ます！本日はPf辻井伸行さん、Vn服部百音さんとのリハーサルでした。服部さんとは初の、辻井さんとは1998年以来の共演です。堂々とした若き演奏家のお二人との共演！公演情報はこちらです
Starting tomorrow, "Ultimate Concerto" will be on west Japan tour! Today it was rehearsal with Mr. Nobuyuki Tsujii and Violinist Hattori. It is our first collaboration with Ms. Hattori, and the first with Mr. Tsujii since 1998. Co-star with two majestic young musicians! The performance information is here => http://avex.jp/classics/kyukyoku2017/
♪ ♪ October 11 Tokyo performance added for Nobuyuki Tsujii × Vladimir Jurowski × LPO -- 2017
yura @icoyuraco tweeted
https://twitter.com/icoyuraco/status/870108175789309953
🌟東京追加❗️《都民劇場公演》10/11🎹辻井伸行×🎻ロンドン・フィルハーモニー管弦楽団×ユロフスキ🎼ワーグナー『ニュルンベルクのマイスタージンガー』第1幕への前奏曲、ラフマニノフ『ピアノ協奏曲第2番』チャイコフスキー『交響曲第5番』http://tomin-gekijo.or.jp/circle/music/
Tokyo Addition. "Tokyo Citizens Theater Performance" 10/11 🎹 Nobuyuki Tsujii 🎻 London Philharmonic Orchestra x Jurowski 🎼 Wagner Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Rachmaninoff "Piano Concerto No. 2", Tchaikovsky "Symphony No. 5"
♪ June 3 New Comment & Section added to Nobuyuki Tsujii page on English wikipedia
I added a comments by conductor Bramwell Tovey and a section titled "How he stays in time with an orchestra , citing the the Australia ABC video "Meet Nobuyuki Tsujii"
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