I think it is important to acknowledge the pianist too even if she is not the one competing for a prize. Indeed this beautiful music is written for two instruments and it is a real duet. Very often the piano in chamber music is viewed as a mere accompaniment of the "principal" (usually string) instrument, whereas the pianist is a real partner : the dialogue between musicians is essential for the music itself.
![Tchaikovsky: Rococo Variations Op. 33 - Santiago Cañón-Valencia [Tchaikovsky Competition Final 2019]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z47ffcycBo8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Tchaikovsky: Rococo Variations Op. 33 - Santiago Cañón-Valencia [Tchaikovsky Competition Final 2019]](/img/tr.png)
Thanks for sharing!
Santiago te amo
Santiago Canon Valencia Genial. Es muy atractivo para tocar el violonchelo. Estoy muy impresionado con la delicada mano de obra.
Excelente! Extraordinaria interpretación!! Me llegó al alma!! Gracias!
Very beautiful
Follow this guy on Insta. Incredible musician, AND takes great photos.
What is his @?
Sultan @s._a._n._t._i
Thank you.
Do you take suggestions on which longer videos upload?
What is the name of the pianist ? She is good too.
Michèle Allouche the pianist is Naoko Sonoda
I think it is important to acknowledge the pianist too even if she is not the one competing for a prize. Indeed this beautiful music is written for two instruments and it is a real duet. Very often the piano in chamber music is viewed as a mere accompaniment of the "principal" (usually string) instrument, whereas the pianist is a real partner : the dialogue between musicians is essential for the music itself.
Beautiful and moving interpretation of this piece indeed, by both musicians.