Das Klavierduo Saito spielt die Etüde von Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy für Klavier zu vier Händen
Actually a piece for solo piano but Takahiko Saito transcribed it for piano four hands

Klavierduo Saito

Etüde a-moll op.104b, Nr.3

Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Etüde A - Moll Op.104b, Nr. 3 (Bearb.:Takahiko Saito)

It's an transcription of an piano solo piece by Sergej Prokofieff

Gavotte

Sergej Prokofieff Gavotte Op.12, Nr. 2 (Bearb.: Takahiko Saito)

A lyric music piece actually composed for orchestra

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Five O'Clock Foxtrot

Maurice Ravel: Five O'Clock Foxtrott Aus L'enfant Et Les Sortilèges

The Foxtrot is part of a work for voices and orchestra composed as an opera between 1919 and 1925. It is very rarely performed in the version for piano four hands.

Maurice Ravel: Five O' Clock Foxtrot "L'enfant et les sortilèges"

Klavierduo Saito:

Sergej Rachmaninov Six Morceaux Op.11 , Barcarolle
Piano four hands

Sergej Rachmaninov : Six Morceaux Op. 11 Barcarolle

Sergej Rachmaninov: the 5th piece of the Six Morceaux  for piano four hands.

Sergej Rachmaninov: Six Morceaux Op. 11 / Romance

Sergej Rachmaninov : the third piece of the Six Morceaux for piano four hands

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Six Morceaux Op. 11:  Russian Theme

The second piece of Six Morceaux for piano four hands by Sergej Rachmaninov

Sergej Rachmaninov : Six Morceaux Op. 11 /Scherzo

Klavierduo Saito plays Edvard Grieg Norwegischer Tanz No 2

Edvard Grieg : Norwegischer Tanz No 2 for piano four hands

The Klavierduo Saito plays the Valse of Rachmaninov Six Morceaux Op.11 for piano four hands

Sergei Rachmaninov:  Six Morceaux Op. 11 /  Valse

It is  a very good transcription of a theme from the opera "Rinaldo" by Georg Friedrich Händel.

Händel / Moszkowski : Lascia Ch'io Pianga played by Sabine Saito

Sabine and Takahiko Saito joined forces as a piano duo whilst still students and participated successfully at international competitions, including the 1995 "Concours Musical de France" in Paris, the 1999 Franz Schubert Competition Jesenik, the 1999 " Torneo Internationale di Musica" in Rome and the International Piano Duo Competition in Tokyo in 2000.

Sabine Saito

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