👍👍👍 good.

fabulous

Exquisite!! So grateful for this. What an exhausting concert this must have been. Curious why the cellist picked up the endpin in Grosse Fuge. But what incredible musicianship throughout! Cello melody lines in the slow mvt op 130, viola throughout, violins mind melding...amazing!

The Rameau is pretty much my favourite piece, so thank you!

Superb ❤

Sehr hörenswertes Konzert, lebendig und spürbar intrinsisch motiviert vorgetragen, DANKE fürs Teilen! Besonders spannend die Stücke von Komponisten neben dem Mainstream (James Nares)! Im Anschluß ans Zuhören schlage ich vor, gleich Masumis sehr anregenden Cembalopart in der Naxos-Einspielung mit Händels Werken für Viola da Gamba (Ibrahim Aziz) und Cembalo als Ergänzung zu genießen. Chapeau! - Very worth listening to, delivered in a lively and noticeably intrinsically motivated way, THANK YOU for sharing! The pieces by composers outside the mainstream (James Nares) are particularly exciting! After listening, I suggest immediately enjoying Masumi's very stimulating harpsichord part in the Naxos recording with Handel's works for viola da gamba (Ibrahim Aziz) and harpsichord as a complement. Cheers!

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Beautiful viola playing. Although the sound tech seems lacking like others have reported😮

Thank you so much!

Congratulations!

Epic performance, and what a piece! BRAVI TUTTI

I helped to build this organ! I worked for Grant, Degens and Bradbeer as an apprentice organ builder, and this organ in the Sir Jack Lyons concert hall at York University was one of the first builds I was involved in. I was there for the inauguration, in fact it fell on my 18th birthday - 26th November 1969. It sounds as good today as it did then!

My favorite recording now, this is beatiful!

Marvellous performance! I saw you arriving at Frankfurt main station on the 25th September but was too shy to welcome you ;-)

Brillante. Bravo Giovanni!

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Superb stuff!

York ? Simon Jones went there from royal Welsh..that explains everything! Read , David Hurwitz comments on this style of playing

Piano too loud and viola not microphoned well; thus sounding distant and afar off. When are people and pianist going to realize that the viola is NOT a loud projective penitrating instrument. I am a professional violist and I know whereof what I speak.

This is on par with Bashmet's live recording , bravo !!!!!

Verry nice sending my love and full support

wonderful, vivid, creative playing! congratulations, Masumi!

6:20 Pakshina (having wings: bird) 8:33 Vrka (tearer: wolf - 'violent') 11:38 Matsya (fish - 'trippy' yoga position) 17:37 Shatpadi (six feet: bee) 21:25 Hastin (having a hand: elephant) 25:07 Avatar (he who descends: a human/god!) 28:54 Bhujanganam (winding-going: snake) 32:08 Khaga (sky-gone: bird) 39:24 Barkarole (Sadie Harrison) 40:45 When Birds do Sing (Matthew King) 41:50 From the Windowsill (Lara Poe) 44:33 Three Waves from Afar (Christian Mason) 47:55 Tree Scream (Elaine Michener) 49:03 Mashup (Frances-Marie Uitti) 50:28 Tree (Greg May) 55:27 Shiraz (Claude Vivier) 1:13:09 Le Loriot (Messiaen)

Lovely!

amazing!

Beautiful concert. Thank you so much! x

Yep!

This is the best and most complete lecture about Beethoven ❤️ thank you, I have enjoyed it so very much

Lovely playing by both players

Beautiful and very well sung. I imagine singing spaced out like this presents its challenges. Thanks!

thank you so much for including me in this concert! much appreciated. thank you!!!

Bravo everybody! Inventive and brilliant as always, and something for everyone. Noah I want to know what the instrument hanging behind your head is......

Great concert! Enjoyed it a lot!

Well done Lore! A concert on two halves, and what an acoustic in the stairwell (as Phil Spectre knew all those years ago)! And what a polite and (naturally) perfectly bi-lingual security guard. And who knew you could also play the bass pepper-mill? Bravo.

I LOVED this concert. Well done Lore, absolutely amazing!

Thank you Hilary for this wonderful recital. A real lockdown treat!

Beautiful playing!

Wonderful! Thank you Hilary!

Gorgeous fluid pianism and a ravishing programme. Thank you and congratulations to Hilary Suckling and YorkConcerts.

Is it me or is the violin too much in the background (acoustically!)?

With concerts like this becoming more popular online, it's offering a chance for more people to watch and listen to some amazing performances from all over the country/world. What a fantastic performance this was. Thank you.

Thanks for this.

A beautiful insight into Lucy’s playing and her close connection with York University. Thank you!!

Fabulous performance!

Just plain wonderful to hear you and see you.

Fabulous! Wonderful playing. Thank you for posting.

Fantastic, wonderful playing. I really like the Matteis piece, and love your Hardanger fiddle.

Beautiful. At a time when it is not possible to listen to music live, being able to hear such wonderful playing is all the more appreciated.

Very nice and inspiring playing!

Lovely recital Ben. Bravo!