I went to Munetsugu Hall to listen to a 10-handed piano performance. That is, five pianists played two pianos simultaneously. In other words, two pianists played one piano and three played the other.
The pianists were Ryoji Ariyoshi, Kyoko Ikemura, Takaya Sano, Ayano Shimada, and Haruka Miyazaki. They played several pieces of music, including "Petite Suite" composed by Debussy and "Tableaux d’une exposition" by Mussorgsky.
Since ten hands played the piano, the sound was gorgeous, strong, impressive, moving with high and low-pitched tones. It vibrated the whole concert hall. The most wonderful music they played was Emmanuel Chabrier "Espana Rhapsody for Two Piano."
The pianists were Ryoji Ariyoshi, Kyoko Ikemura, Takaya Sano, Ayano Shimada, and Haruka Miyazaki. They played several pieces of music, including "Petite Suite" composed by Debussy and "Tableaux d’une exposition" by Mussorgsky.
Since ten hands played the piano, the sound was gorgeous, strong, impressive, moving with high and low-pitched tones. It vibrated the whole concert hall. The most wonderful music they played was Emmanuel Chabrier "Espana Rhapsody for Two Piano."
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