Enthusiasm! Yavorkay Brothers

Roma Music produced by conductor Sandro Couturello, well-known for his work with the Wiener Waltz Orchestra! Following the success of the trio's debut performance in 2018, the trio will return to Japan for a second visit in 2019! Performing will be violin virtuoso Shandor Yavorkai, concertmaster of the Wiener Waltz Orchestra until 2019, principal cellist Adam Yavorkai, and Couturello himself at the piano. Although the brothers are currently based in Vienna, they were actually born into a family with a Hungarian Roma musical heritage and grew up with music from an early age. Conductor Couturello was eager to introduce the talents of these two brothers to the public, and this project has been realized. The two musicians will perform Sarasate's "Zigoinelwaizen," known as a technical violin piece, and Brahms' exotic "Hungarian Dances," which are captivating with their rapid rhythms and superbly crafted melodies. The two musicians performed a soulful concert that got the audience's blood pumping with their fast rhythms and exquisite melodies. The two musicians' remarkable technique and breathtakingly fast playing and passionate sessions will excite the audience. The three love Japan and their friendly characters are also a must-see. The performance is a living performance, as they make eye contact with the audience and enjoy playing together with you. Don't miss this fascinating program filled with the melancholy of Hungary and the passion of Roma music.
Roma music (Gypsy music)...Music that has developed mainly among the mobile ethnic groups known as Roma living in Europe and elsewhere.