Japanese harp player, pianist perform in Vienna

Japanese harp player, pianist perform in Vienna

VIENNA, Austria - Japanese "koto" (harp) player Fuyuki Enokido and compatriot pianist Yuka Katori hold a joint concert at the Japanese ambassador's residence in Vienna, Austria, on July 15, 2014. The concert included a koto tune arranged for piano accompaniment by a local musician some 120 years ago. (Kyodo)

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