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tragic tone
with hints of weary and optimism
notably appearing as a soloist in Carl Orff's Carmina Burana
"You've Got To) Move Two Mountains"
devours the cello with it's poignance and sensuality
Brahms/ Yunus Kaya - Klavierstucke 116-119 Release:Klavierstucke 116-119 Ars Produktion tragic toneIt is important to Yunus Kaya to let his interpretation seem spontaneous, almost improvisational, with all the care of rehearsal. Ilona Eibenschtz, a student of Clara Schumann who met Brahms personally and visited him during his summer stay in Bad Ischl, was allowed to hear his Opera 118 and 119 by the composer himself. In her memoirs, she describes his piano playing as "very free spirited as if he were improvising with heart and soul" During the