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AntwerpFestival Strings Lucerne / Midori
Ravel, Winkelman, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven
Daniel Dodds; Festival Strings Lucerne; Midori
ParisOrchestre de Paris / Bar Avni / Midori
Wagner, Mendelssohn, Elgar
Orchestre de Paris; Bar Avni; Midori
BaltimoreMidori, violin & Özgür Aydin, piano at Shriver Hall Concert Series
Grieg, Escaich, Mozart, Schumann
Midori; Özgür Aydin
New York CityMidori, violin & Özgür Aydin, piano
Grieg, Escaich, Mozart, Schumann
Midori; Özgür Aydin
Costa MesaMidori and Festival Strings Lucerne
Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Ravel, Winkelman
Midori; Festival Strings Lucerne; Daniel Dodds
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Estonian Festival Orchestra make Carnegie Hall debut with Arvo Pärt
Paavo Järvi and the Estonian Festival Orchestra don’t skirt all the pitfalls of a single-composer program in an all-Pärt evening at Carnegie Hall.
Evergreen Mendelssohn from Midori and the Schleswig-Holstein FO
From Mendelssohn’s intimacy to Bruckner’s monumental scale, Eschenbach’s young orchestra reveals chamber-like sensitivity and steely discipline, with Midori’s interpretation standing as the evening’s emotional and artistic highlight.
High-energy Dvořák in Prague
Eugene Tzigane and Midori join PKF – Prague Philharmonia for fresh takes on familiar classics.
Cool Brahms from Midori and the Kansas City Symphony
A refined but unromantic rendition of Brahms' Violin Concerto by Midori following compelling account of Anna Clyne's This Midnight Hour and Debussy's La Mer.
Midori unlocks the magical jewel case
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra and its chief conductor Thomas Søndergård have little to say about Beethoven’s First Symphony, but in partnership with Midori much more about that composer’s Violin Concerto.
Midori Gotō’s elegant playing conquers Sydney
It is not often that a United Nations Messenger of Peace gives a concert in Sydney. Yet this is what happened on Sunday when violinist Midori Gotō played a recital with pianist Özgür Aydin.
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