Yōichi Niiya Hisako Niiya / Bach Flute Cembalo - Sonata with Obrigart Cembalo, unaccompanied Kumikyoku -

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[List of songs]
● J. S. Bach : (1) Sonata for Flute and Obrigato Cembalo, Long Minor BWV1031 (2) Sonata for Flute and Obrigato Cembalo, Short Minor BWV1020 (3) Unaccompanied Cello Kumikyoku C Minor BWV1011 (Unaccompanied Flute Version) (4) Sonata B Minor BWV1030 (Unaccompanied Flute Version) for Flute and Obrigato Cembalo
[Genre]
Solo
[List of players]
Yoichi Niiya (FL) (1) (2) (4) Hisako Niiya (HC)
[Information included]
October 2009 / Nihon University Casals Hall
[Label]
COO RECORDS
[Number]
1
[Comments on CD-Audition]
Although he plays Traverso and recorder, he dared to take up the first special of [Special Information] in the modern style.
[Label]
COO RECORDS
[Number]
1 piece
[Comments on CD-Audition]
Although the unaccompanied cello Kumikyoku is becoming an important repertoire of flute now, it was a powerful performance utilizing the expression unique to flute.
[Comments on CD-Audition]
This is the second album of Yoichi Niiya, who made an impact by playing an unaccompanied cello Kumikyoku with only one flute. This album contains the Flute Sonata and the unaccompanied Kumikyoku No. 5, which was not included in the previous album.
[Comments on CD-Audition]
This album is accompanied by the Cembalo by his wife, and is full of audience.
This album is full of audience.
This album contains the Flute Sonata and No. 5, which was not included in the previous album.

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