Martha Argerich & friends : live from Tokyo

The Resource Martha Argerich & friends : live from Tokyo

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Martha Argerich & friends : live from Tokyo

Title remainder

live from Tokyo

Statement of responsibility

NHK ; Kazuaki Sasai, director

Title variation

Martha Argerich and friends
Live from Tokyo

Summary

Martha Argerich in a tribute concert to her teacher Friedrich Gulda! Recorded in January 2005 at the Sumida Triphony Hall in Tokyo, this concert was a Major musical event characterized by a singular programme of three concerti by Mozart and Beethoven, an exceptional cast and a rare alchemy. Martha Argerich, the Argentinean who has dominated the world of the piano since the 1960s, joins forces with Renaud and Gautier Capuçon (respectively 29 and 24 years old at the time), Paul and Rico Gulda (her teacher's Friedrich Gulda's two sons), and the violist Lyda Chen (the daughter she had with the Chinese conductor Chen Liang Sheng)! The concert opens with two works by Mozart, the famous Piano Concerto No. 20, composed in 1985, and the Concerto for three pianos in F Major, written almost ten years earlier in 1776. It closes with the third movement from Beethoven's Concerto for violin, cello and piano in C Major, composed in 1803-1804 and dedicated to the Prince Joseph Franz von Lobkowitz

Cataloging source

FRMTV

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videorecording

Date of event

2005 January 27

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Recorded

PerformerNote

Martha Argerich, piano ; Renaud Capuçon, violin ; Lyda Chen, viola ; Gautier Capuçon, cello ; Paul Gulda, Rico Gulda, piano (2nd work) ; New Japan Philharmonic ; Christian Arming, conductor

Place of event

Sumida Triphony Hall, Tokyo, Japan

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live action

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