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10 CDs to be released in upper and lower volumesA total of 32 Beethoven piano sonatas by pianist, writer, and researcher Yurina Tetsu will be released in two installments, with a total of 8 concerts held at the Mitake Seika Salon (Shibuya, Tokyo) from 2019 to February 2022. The recordings are being made in parallel with the Beethoven/Piano Sonata Complete Concerts, and will be edited into 10 CDs and released as a 5-CD set, divided into upper and lower volumes. The recordings are made in five different halls, playing Steinway and Bösendorfer. Luxury commentary 48P1 Endless Challenge ・・・ Eizaburo Tsuchida (Professor Emeritus of Musicology, Tokyo University of the Arts)2 On Beethoven/Piano Works ・・・・ Yurina Tetsu3 About the title ・・・ Yurina Tetsu4 PROGRAM NOTES ・・・ Yurina Tetsu, pianoYurina Tetsu, pianoIn 2019, she will release her debut CD from N&. She released her debut CD "Schumann: Sonata No. 3 Brahms: Chaconne for left hand" from N&F in 2019. It was selected as a semi-selected disc by "Record Geijutsu" and a specially recommended disc by Mainichi Newspaper.In the same year, she began a series of performances of Beethoven's complete piano sonatas, which was broadcast as a documentary by NHK. In addition to many recitals, he has performed with orchestras such as the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra, the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, and the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra. He won the 2nd Prize, Iwatani Prize (Audience Prize), and Miyake Prize at the 86th Japan Music Competition. He was awarded the Special Prize of the Deliberation Committee at the 4th Takamatsu International Piano Competition. She won the 1st Prize and the Grand Prix in the High School Division of the 20th Japan Classical Music Competition. In 2015, he performed in front of the Imperial Palace at the Momoka Gakudo Hall. 2017 Kagawa Prefecture Newcomer Award for Culture and Arts. He received the Yamaha Music Foundation, Yonden Cultural Foundation, Tokiko Iwatani Foundation for Youth, and Munetsugu Enji's 4th Minao Shibata Music Criticism Award (Hon Prize), and the following year he received the 5th Hon Prize in succession for "Restoration of Performance: Reclaiming Music from 'Analysis'". D. in "The Fashions and Rise and Fall of Performance Interpretation and Repeated 'Rereading': Based on the Transition of Beethoven's Reception from the 18th Century to the Present", which earned him a doctorate.He has been a full-time lecturer at Toho Gakuen School of Music since 2020. Universal Music/IMS