Gabriel Pierné - Impromptu-Caprice Op.9

Harp: Naoko Yoshino
1989

[@wenaolong]

Composition and Performance, one of reality's many primordial bridge-like constructs.

[@chocoholiiiiccccc]

She plays so elegant and fabulous. I think among all the " star harpists " who play Impromptu, her version or recording is far the best. I play the Impromptu and her sound, the way she plays makes me wanna practice and practice and practice. I have never felt this way, so inspired just by listening to a harpist. All the respect Naoko Yoshino!

[@fingerhorn4]

Despite the hissy recording this represents to me everything about the sound the harp ahould have: Nothing spikey or thin. A beautiful full, bell like sound. Naoko Yashino demonstrates here how SOLID her rhythm, tone, phrasing and taste is. There is barely a scratch or buzz throughout the whole piece. It's a big, voluptuous sound, with bags of energy, volume, command of the notes and a fabulously musical performance. I have no idea why this clip doesn't have thousands more hits. A real gem!

[@jimbuxton2187]

Her sound is always beautiful....clear and clean....

[@jimbuxton2187]

Total perfection in every way!!

[@flarodrigues]

PLEASE, MORE NAOKO YOSHINO'S STUFF!!!!!!!! Many thnx...

[@harpersgilt7070]

This has got to be the most incredible performance of this piece I've ever heard.

[@BloodyCatastrophee]

Just saw this on my local community college Arts station. =) Really enjoyed it.

[@heipanhei]

beautiful !

[@edtskyline]

This is wonderful...it's a pity the quality. Thanks for sharing!

[@CHRIShandpan]

that´s brilliant ♥ we are glad to see you on our HANG & HARP channel: ciferencesymphony thanx CIFERENCE-SYMPHONY

[@DanielShaoflute]