Duo Tsuyuki & Rosenboom - Totentanz Liszt Symphonic Poems Piano 4 Hands

Review by Francos Waters Works

Duo Tsuyuki & Rosenboom's album Totentanz Liszt Symphonic Poems Piano 4 Hands is a tour de force of classical music. The album features the duo's interpretation of Liszt's Totentanz, a symphonic poem that explores the inevitability of death. The piano 4 hands arrangement adds a layer of complexity to the already intricate piece, and Duo Tsuyuki & Rosenboom execute it flawlessly.

The album also includes Liszt's other symphonic poems, including Les Preludes and Mazeppa, which showcase the duo's technical skill and musicality. The two pianists have an undeniable chemistry, which is evident in their seamless playing and perfectly synchronized movements.

Summary by Francos Waters Works

The recording quality is excellent, capturing the nuances of the music and the dynamic range of the pianos. The album is a must-listen for any classical music lover, and Duo Tsuyuki & Rosenboom's performance is sure to leave a lasting impression. Totentanz Liszt Symphonic Poems Piano 4 Hands is a stunning achievement and a testament to the duo's talent and dedication to their craft.