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Moment - Kaku, Matsuoko

Exton OVCL-759

Stereo Hybrid

Classical - Vocal

Songs by Matsuoka, Schubert, Mahler, Quilter, Gurney, Vaughan Williams, Finzi, Yamada, Dan, Nakada, R. Strauss, Korngold & CM Schönberg

Toru Kaku (baritone)
Asahi Matsuoka (piano)
Kozue Shimizu*, Miki Nakayama* & Miku Yasukawa* (sopranos)

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