Credits:

Kenshiro Sakairi

Description:

To think that a young man still in his 20s could conduct Bruckner with such solidity and structural integrity. He has a firm grasp of the overall structure, and theres not a hint of uncertainty. (Xu Guangjun)This is a problem. Attending a Sakairi concert for the first time, I found myself worried. To think that a young man still in his twenties could conduct a Bruckner that is so solid and well-structured. He has a firm grasp of the overall structure, and theres not a hint of uncertainty. Isnt this great music? Its far more rewarding to listen to than many authentic performances out there. And thats the problem. The trouble is, this young man has talent. Without talent, this would be nothing more than a hobby, just a bit of fun. How can he make the most of this talent? He will have to spend his entire life grappling with this difficult challenge. This is a record of that brilliant yet curse