Takashi Yoshimatsu - White Landscapes, Op. 47a [with score]

Jonathan Price - cello
John Barrow - flute
Kate Wilson - harp
Sachio Fujioka - conductor
Manchester Camerata - orchestra
recording date: May 1998
00:00 - I. Divination by Snow: Adagio
04:06 - II. Stillness in Snow: Moderato
07:22 - III. Disappearance of Snow: Largo
P.S. Apologies for the low quality of the score.

[@valerieheinderyckx4506]

J'adore et j'adhère..❤.

[@Scriabinfan593]

Haven't listened to this piece in a while, forgot how beautiful it is.

[@robertcohn8858]

I'm playing this beautiful piece for the first time. It has been an enormous calming influence on my day.

[@mason-capricestudio863]

i absolutely love how at the end of the movement "disappearance of snow", the notes actually fade away, leaving the staff. bravo.

[@musicboiscores]

It's one of my favorite effects to do for pieces that ends quietly heheh, very simple yet very nice to look at.

[@AsrielKujo]

i love Yoshimatsu so much!!!

[@SCRIABINIST]

Opening reminds me of Debussy's Preluded to the Afternoon of a Fawn with a Japanese flare.... Very beautiful

[@funguy183]

Yoshimatsu upload pog

[@Emiliasooo]

The most beautiful music

[@greatone777j]

Exquisite!

[@EJOh]

Always beautiful.

[@stevenbeer6005]

Yes that had everything!
Cheers!

[@thomasdoyeongkim2957]

Just fantastic😢

[@thomaswenas-bobbiefet5805]

wow to finally see the score, thanks.

[@hebehall]

Love this piece and it’s almost impossible to find scores so it’s a joy to follow along. Thanks for posting it 😊

[@Wimyanners]

ur a god ty I couldn't find the disappearance sheets anywhere

[@unnamed_boi]

VIBE

[@samwoodward3892]

BASED

[@joseortegamusicstudio]

THANKS!!!!!