I think Hayato’s you tube performances really answer your question about making classical music accessible. From Joe Hisaishi gorgeous anime compositions to pop and jazz music, he creates many entrances to the classical experience. Sometimes he is able to weave beautiful tapestries incorporating tunes from different genres. I think that’s one of his really unique and special contributions.
L'ingénieux ingénieur comme toujours use de sa concision, de son savoir marketing (répéter son message au moins 3 fois) de sa pensée, de son enthousiasme et de son infinie écoute de l'autre
It is exciting to follow his career and see the way he's drawing in a whole new audience. If something profoundly unique is to be created, it seems it will require a new connection to the listener. Gershwin's music did this, tapping into the energy of his times. I hope Cateen will find what he's seeking in his own compositions and very much look forward to hearing more from him!
Wow, thank you so much for bringing Hayato Sumino on as your first guest! His explanation about Iekei Ramen was spot on LOL It was surprising to hear that you prefer playing by yourself because your performance of the Chopin concerto at the 18th Chopin Competition was dazzling! Best wishes for the future of "The Soundtrack of Piano" series.
Thank You for having chosen to launch this cultural initiative in the rhythm of a virtuoso many of us, avid listeners, but not specifically active members in the world of music, discovered at the occasion of the last Chopin International Piano Competition. Since then I have listened to countless hours of piano playing by Hayato Sumino, of which many when he performs under his alias of Cateen. Wishing you much success with your Track 'The Soundtrack of Piano, cultural 'magazine' on sounds of the Music world.
Thank you for this interesting conversation! I resonate with your (combined) statement of looking inside for your unique expression, and not to the outside. Researching what has been done in the past, digesting and engaging with it on a personal level and then being present with yourself to explore how you feel and how you can add your unique understanding and voice to the world/ outside. It also feels like the preference of shorter music, or background noise, is a symptom of how ready we are, in the moment or as a person, to be present with ourselves and going deeper with what is important to us. As background noise, music either reflects or shapes our underlying emotion(s) subconsciously. So in taking the time and interest in allowing space for exploration, I believe we can learn a lot about our values, state of being and desires. But then, not everyone wants to or feels they can take the luxury of spending time with philosophical thinking. For me, this is one of the greatest pleasures and privileges.
Thank you so much for starting this inspiring format. Being a composer and writer for classical music and other genres myself, I can relate to a lot of your thoughts, feelings and also struggles you were talking about. Actually, I would love to add one question which seems to be an important one. And this is about the sound of piano in recordings and how it relates to genres nowadays. I mean in terms of traditional classical, neo-classical or modern classical or anything in between. A big part in music nowadays is production, even in composition where I feel the most important still should be melody and harmonies. Interestingly, the latest Album of Sumino on Sony Music sounds so different from his earlier releases too, as if it was meant to build a bridge between the traditional and neoclassical sound. Yeah, times are changing, always, as you mentioned correctly as well. It was very interesting and inspiring to listen to both of you! And by the way, I love good food too 😂. If you ever happen to be in Hamburg, Germany at the same time I would like to invite both of you for dinner to talk about music over good food! I am serious! All the best to you and your musical journey and I am looking forward to the next episode here! - Martin
I’ve been to some smaller amateur musician concert that each classical music piece was explained before the performance. It helped me really appreciate the music more.
Thank you so much for this incredibly interesting project! I'm also really happy that you featured Hayato in the first episode. He’s truly breaking down the barriers between music genres, and his insights into music are so inspiring for someone like me, just an ordinary music lover🥰 I’m already looking forward to the next artist! 🎹
Absolutely love this idea and great to see Cateen as your first esteemed interviewee. Agree that he switches easily between classical, jazz and pop (Penthouse is such a fun band). Looking forward to many more and to seeing how your program evolves as you cover so many interesting aspects of 'piano' 💖 Also love Hiromi!
❤😊 great idea ❤Sumino is absolutely right when he says that in these new "modern times" people listen to shortened versions of music more and more! Like, there is no time to listen to some maybe shorter concerts or, God forbid, some piece of classical music that lasts longer than 30 minutes! Classical music needs time, atmosphere (environment) and an instantly "adjusted" soul so that a person can really relax and enjoy such music. I think we could all do it, but most people have either become too lazy or have failed spiritually - emotionally. However, there will always be an audience for good music. In this case it is classical music which I prefer because it gives so much pleasure that no other genre can. (my observation)
Thank you so much for having me as the first guest!! 😊
Thank you as always! :)
You are a very big inspiration to me Hayato
Thank you for making such great music. It always makes my day
@@AnonymousReborns Same here
We love Cateen and his music. Many thanks to you both. Arigatou gozaimas y muchas gracias ❤❤❤
❤🙏👍🌹Mulțumesc pentru interesantul interviul cu un mare artist,pianist și compozitor inspirat,un spirit ales și un suflet nobil !!!🙏🇯🇵🎹👏👏👏🇷🇴💌
二人とも、ポーランドのショパン国際ピアノコンクールで私が尊敬した優秀な出場者でした。🇪🇸🇯🇵
I think Hayato’s you tube performances really answer your question about making classical music accessible. From Joe Hisaishi gorgeous anime compositions to pop and jazz music, he creates many entrances to the classical experience. Sometimes he is able to weave beautiful tapestries incorporating tunes from different genres. I think that’s one of his really unique and special contributions.
It's a pleasure to watch and hear brilliant pianists like Martín García García and guests like Hayato Sumino talk about classical music. 💐💐💐
50 minutes listening to 2 of my favorite pianists talking to each other? Am I dreaming?
L'ingénieux ingénieur comme toujours use de sa concision, de son savoir marketing (répéter son message au moins 3 fois) de sa pensée, de son enthousiasme et de son infinie écoute de l'autre
It is exciting to follow his career and see the way he's drawing in a whole new audience. If something profoundly unique is to be created, it seems it will require a new connection to the listener. Gershwin's music did this, tapping into the energy of his times. I hope Cateen will find what he's seeking in his own compositions and very much look forward to hearing more from him!
Wow, thank you so much for bringing Hayato Sumino on as your first guest! His explanation about Iekei Ramen was spot on LOL
It was surprising to hear that you prefer playing by yourself because your performance of the Chopin concerto at the 18th Chopin Competition was dazzling!
Best wishes for the future of "The Soundtrack of Piano" series.
Thank You for having chosen to launch this cultural initiative in the rhythm of a virtuoso many of us, avid listeners, but not specifically active members in the world of music, discovered at the occasion of the last Chopin International Piano Competition. Since then I have listened to countless hours of piano playing by Hayato Sumino, of which many when he performs under his alias of Cateen. Wishing you much success with your Track 'The Soundtrack of Piano, cultural 'magazine' on sounds of the Music world.
Thank you for this interesting conversation! I resonate with your (combined) statement of looking inside for your unique expression, and not to the outside. Researching what has been done in the past, digesting and engaging with it on a personal level and then being present with yourself to explore how you feel and how you can add your unique understanding and voice to the world/ outside.
It also feels like the preference of shorter music, or background noise, is a symptom of how ready we are, in the moment or as a person, to be present with ourselves and going deeper with what is important to us. As background noise, music either reflects or shapes our underlying emotion(s) subconsciously. So in taking the time and interest in allowing space for exploration, I believe we can learn a lot about our values, state of being and desires. But then, not everyone wants to or feels they can take the luxury of spending time with philosophical thinking. For me, this is one of the greatest pleasures and privileges.
Love this channel! Keep it up! 👍 🎉
Fantastyczni, super pianiści , których milo oglądać i słuchać .❤😊❤
I love Hayato!! Thank you for your courage to start this wonderful podcast!! Keep going....I am a fan already❤ Inez in Portugal
Omg, I am so happy that this is recommended to me in my feed. I'm so thrilled watching them talking.
Applaud to your first episode! 🎉 Thank you
はじめは聴きづらかったですが、英語の字幕を利用（ヘンなとこあり）
面白かったのは、ガルシアさんが陽気でおしゃべりなのに、音楽では内向的、角野さんはシャイそうなのに、他の人とコラボするのが好き。最後は、家系？ラーメンで盛り上がりましたね。😄
wow que inesperado este proyecto, muchas gracias! Estaré atento a todos los episodios!! Saludos desde Venezuela
Thank you so much for starting this inspiring format. Being a composer and writer for classical music and other genres myself, I can relate to a lot of your thoughts, feelings and also struggles you were talking about. Actually, I would love to add one question which seems to be an important one. And this is about the sound of piano in recordings and how it relates to genres nowadays. I mean in terms of traditional classical, neo-classical or modern classical or anything in between. A big part in music nowadays is production, even in composition where I feel the most important still should be melody and harmonies. Interestingly, the latest Album of Sumino on Sony Music sounds so different from his earlier releases too, as if it was meant to build a bridge between the traditional and neoclassical sound. Yeah, times are changing, always, as you mentioned correctly as well. It was very interesting and inspiring to listen to both of you! And by the way, I love good food too 😂. If you ever happen to be in Hamburg, Germany at the same time I would like to invite both of you for dinner to talk about music over good food! I am serious! All the best to you and your musical journey and I am looking forward to the next episode here! - Martin
I’ve been to some smaller amateur musician concert that each classical music piece was explained before the performance. It helped me really appreciate the music more.
Thank you so much for this incredibly interesting project! I'm also really happy that you featured Hayato in the first episode. He’s truly breaking down the barriers between music genres, and his insights into music are so inspiring for someone like me, just an ordinary music lover🥰 I’m already looking forward to the next artist! 🎹
Both are great pianist , I like it a lot
Thank you for sharing so many interesting stories with us! 🎹✨
Muy buena iniciativa, Martín. Muchas gracias por hacerlo realidad. Saludos.
Предисловие программы интересное, слушаю с улыбкой, но хотелось поскорее, чтобы вы блеснули за инструментом.
05:37 great words!
It's a great idea Martin;)
It's a pleasure to hear this interesting conversation😊
Thank yoy!
Greetings and thanks to Tamana😊
11月3日と11日、聴きに行きます！
I'm happy to see you 🎉❤
❤
Two unique and truly special pianists meet together!
Absolutely love this idea and great to see Cateen as your first esteemed interviewee. Agree that he switches easily between classical, jazz and pop (Penthouse is such a fun band). Looking forward to many more and to seeing how your program evolves as you cover so many interesting aspects of 'piano' 💖 Also love Hiromi!
❤😊 great idea ❤Sumino is absolutely right when he says that in these new "modern times" people listen to shortened versions of music more and more! Like, there is no time to listen to some maybe shorter concerts or, God forbid, some piece of classical music that lasts longer than 30 minutes! Classical music needs time, atmosphere (environment) and an instantly "adjusted" soul so that a person can really relax and enjoy such music. I think we could all do it, but most people have either become too lazy or have failed spiritually - emotionally.
However, there will always be an audience for good music. In this case it is classical music which I prefer because it gives so much pleasure that no other genre can. (my observation)
This is great! I am looking forward to next episodes
Will Hayato speak at all?
カティーンさん腰痛く腰悪い？椅子に座るポジションを確かめ座る事で背中を後ろに当てるフォームを試して下さい！マーティン向けの低さの椅子で大変でしたね。
スペインに出して大成功の情熱マーティンさんの今後の演奏も期待しています！
Ｗ fantasic passionative CHOPIN concool prize pianists's talking are interesting!!
这位日本人的英语完全没有日本味，而且他的新专辑恰好刚听了，非常有个人味道