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A fresh approach to discovery and excitement, and the start of a new collection of sonatas! Kazuki and Yasuko's duo has a fresh, clean, and primitive beauty that appeals directly to the listener's ear. The initial approach to the music led to various discoveries, which were felt at several moments." Record Producer Hiro Isaka(From the booklet)The virtuoso Wilfried Kazuki Hedenborg of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has invited Yasuko Mori as his partner for this new Beethoven: Violin. The Vienna Philharmonic virtuoso Wilfried Kazuki Hedenborg has taken the first step toward a new Beethoven: Complete Sonatas for Violin and Violin Solo. Wilfried Kazuki Hedenborg (violin) began playing the violin at the age of six and studied under Ruggiero Ricci at the Mozarteum State University of Music in 1989, graduating with highest honors in 1998 (Master of Arts). In the same year, he won the first prize in the Juvenile Music Competition at the City University of Music in Vienna, the Special Prize of the Vienna Philharmoniker (1993), and the fourth prize in the Pablo de Sarasate International Competition (1993) (the youngest). He also won the first prize at the Ricci International Competition (1995) and the first prize at the Tadeusz Wroinski International Solo Violin Competition (1997). He has also been developing violin strings, under contract with Tomasik Infeld, which were commercialized in 1999 under the name of Infeld Violins.He joined the Vienna State Opera Orchestra in 2001 and has been a regular member of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra since 2004, while also performing chamber music and as a soloist.In 2018, he performed at the 100th anniversary concert of Riccardo Muti and Ruggiero Ricci, Paganini's Concerto No. 4 with the Philharmonia Eterna, and the Japan premiere of Roja's Violin Concerto under the baton of Naohiro Tosoku. In 1998, he was decorated by the Mozarteum State Academy of Music (Order of Christa Richter Steiner) and the Austrian Federal Ministry. He plays M. Schwalb and D. Bague instruments, and T. M. Gerbeth bows. Yasuko Mori (Piano) began piano lessons at the age of four, studying under Yuko Suzuki and Masaaki Yasuda of the Suzuki Method. She took piano master classes at the Royal Academy of Music (RAM) while studying at high school in England. After entering the Faculty of Economics at Keio University, he began his performance career. After graduation, while working for the Boston Consulting Group, she performed chamber music concerts and charity performances. His trio with cellist Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi and W. Kazuki Hedenborg of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra was especially well received.Recently, she appeared in the "Exhibition with Music" commemorating the 150th anniversary of friendship between Japan and Austria, and also gave concerts with Kazuki Hedenborg in Tokyo, Kobe, and Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture as a duo. Currently, while working for a major developer company, she is studying with Ullala Sasaki. Camerata Tokyo