Dana Zemtsov: Dutch Hidden Gems

Dana Zemtsov, Anna Fedorova, Phion Orchestra, and Shizuo Kuwahara join forces on "Dutch Hidden Gems," a delightful album that uncovers the musical treasures of the Netherlands. Zemtsov's viola playing is as smooth as stroopwafels, effortlessly gliding through each piece with grace and finesse. Fedorova's piano skills are nothing short of dazzling, adding a touch of magic to every note she plays. The Phion Orchestra, under the direction of Kuwahara, provides a solid foundation for Zemtsov and Fedorova to shine, with their expert musicianship elevating each track to new heights. The ensemble's tight-knit playing and seamless communication create a sense of unity and cohesion that is truly a joy to listen to. From the playful energy of Vermeulen's "Muziek voor twee" to the haunting beauty of Escher's "Concertino for Viola and Orchestra," "Dutch Hidden Gems" showcases the diversity and depth of Dutch classical music. Each piece is a gem in its own right, waiting to be discovered and cherished by music lovers around the world. So grab a cup of Dutch coffee, sit back, and let the enchanting sounds of Zemtsov, Fedorova, Phion Orchestra, and Kuwahara transport you to the hidden wonders of the Netherlands. "Dutch Hidden Gems" is a musical journey worth taking, filled with beauty, passion, and above all, a sense of joy that is simply infectious.