Sendai Classical Festival Blue God Concerto Unofficial

This is an extremely dense concert presented by a unique duo of a piano and an electric organ. Susumu Aoyagi, who has established a firm position in the piano world, and Masashi Kanda, who creates rich, orchestral-like sounds as an electone player, will perform together. The program features Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 3," which has been called the most difficult for pianists in history. Taking advantage of the intimate space of the exhibition hall, the audience will be able to enjoy the breathtaking virtuosity of the ensemble from an extremely close distance between the performers and audience. The thrilling and magnificent performances of masterpieces performed by just two pianists and an electone will be an encounter with new sounds that will overturn the conventional concept of classical music. We hope you will take this opportunity to enjoy to your heart's content the chemical reactions between the two unique artists of which the Sendai Classical Music Festival is so proud.