Credits:

Rinko Takagi

Description:

Up-and-coming talented violinist ? Buteiko Ki: The world of beautiful and limpid songs=cantabile painted with the famous Stradivarius instrument! The number one young violinist, Buteiko ? Buteiko Ki has recorded a new album with the best accompanist. The album features a wide variety of pieces, from large pieces such as "Chaconne" (Vitali), "Poem" (Chausson), and "Tzigane" (Ravel), all of which are over 10 minutes in length, to smaller pieces that are more familiar to listeners. The program will be performed on Stradivarius instruments. The Stradivarius "Lord Borwick" (1702) was used for the performance. The rich resonance of the middle and bass tones and the shining extension of the treble tones can be heard on ....... Buteiko Ki brings out the best of this historical instrument with her outstanding technique and rich singing spirit. The recording engineer is Akira Fukada, a master of sound. The natural expression of the acoustic space and the sound production that brings us close to the soul of the performers are the essence of the art of recording. The full-color, 24-page booklet is filled with photographs newly taken for this project, and also includes a commentary by Butei Ki. The book also includes a commentary by Rinko Ki herself. The book also includes a commentary on the music by Rinko Ki herself. Rinko Ki began playing the violin at the age of 3.While a student at Tokyo University of the Arts, she won the second prize and a special prize at the Bartók International Competition in Budapest (Hungary), attracting attention both in Japan and abroad. She also won the third prize at the Schlomo Mintz International Competition, the second prize and audience prize at the Tokyo Music Competition, the third prize and the E. Nakamichi Prize at the Japan Music Competition, and many others. He has performed as soloist with the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo, Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra, Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra, Osaka Symphony Orchestra, and the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. Symphony Orchestra, Osaka Symphony Orchestra, Hungarian National Symphony Orchestra Szeged, Szolnok Municipal Symphony Orchestra, Anima Musikhe Chamber Orchestra, and many other orchestras in Japan and abroad. She has also appeared in solo recitals in various locations and is actively involved in media activities such as YouTube, TV, and radio. She studied under Harumi Hoshi, Isako Shinozaki, and Takashi Shimizu, and was a 2010 Yamaha Music Scholar and 2018 and 2009 Rohm Music Scholar. She graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. King International