Erika Hanamura, Kazuoki Fujii - Tzigane (2017)

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Erika Hanamura, Kazuoki Fujii - Tzigane (2017)

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Recorded using the world's rarest 1685 Stradivarius violin and the 1785 Franconi Seve Tut bow, it is rare for two valuable instruments with centuries-old history to remain in good sound. In particular, the bow, because of the performance of the bow hair brought about by the loss cannot be manually repaired, so that such recordings are more precious.
Stradivarius's 1685 violin and Fransoni Seve Tut's 1785 bow are the perfect combination.
Record with the world's few Didrik De Geer Swedish hand-made microphones, with frequencies up to 200kHz.
Record in a concert hall that is several times wider than a regular studio.
Violinist Huamura Huili Xiang (Erika Hanamura) is well-known both at home and abroad, playing with the Prague Symphony Orchestra, the Warsaw Symphony Orchestra and the Berlin Symphony Orchestra on numerous occasions. She had stopped all performances because of a fractured left hand, but she overcame the effects of her injury to get back on stage and shine. With a high rating in the industry for her thick, thin hair, this album is her album debut. The flower village of Huili Xiang plays with a top-of-the-line combination of Stradivarius's 1685 violin and Fransoni Seve Tut's 1785 bow, and the extremely rare high-quality recording technique is one of the highlights of the album.
Born in Tokyo, Yukio Kamura learned the violin from an early age. The 9-year-old teacher is from Jiang Fuji and Angela two teachers. He won an award in the Japanese Student Music Competition and studied in the UK after graduating from the University of Pu Peng. Follow R. Flanders at the Royal Academy of Music to learn to play the violin. After returning home to hold a number of solo concerts and chamber orchestra concerts, she with the perfect tone and musical sense of high praise. As violinist and the Prague Symphony Orchestra, the Warsaw Symphony Orchestra, the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra, the West Bohemia Symphony Orchestra, the Rousey Philharmonic Orchestra and other well-known orchestras touring all over Europe, has achieved remarkable achievements. After performing with the pianist Jorge Demus in Austria and the East Beijing-Tianjin-Tiantian Hall in 2007, he worked with the Prince's Hall in 2009 and the Tokyo Cultural Hall in 2015.