(2005) Famous Classics Transcribed for Harp Solo Consortium Classicum Imamura is recognised as one

Imamura is recognised as one of the prominent figures of the lute

Aschenbrödel’s friends

Camille Saint-Saëns’ Concerto for Harp and Orchestra was conceived to display the brilliance of the soloist and his instrument

as the opera’s leaseholder for four years (to varying success)

both as heir to the great classical tradition of Mozart and Haydn as well as an adventurous explorer of new musical realms

(2005) Famous Classics Transcribed for Harp Solo Consortium Classicum Imamura is recognised as oneHe is the only French musician to this day who has succeeded in entering into the most venerable of international orchestras, the legendary Vienna Philharmonic. His ceaseless energy in promoting the harp and its neglected repertoire have earned him praise from audiences and critics alike and have found expression at Claves in the form of two recordings dedicated to rare chamber music (CD 50 2405) and the concertante repertoire (CD 50 2206) for his