Kenzo Shinozuka is a talented but under-appreciated pianist, so when wealthy nobleman Lorenzo Carlucci offers to be his patron, he leaps at the offer. However, being patronized by Carlucci exacts a price that the pianist may not want to pay.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Sexy and dark Yaoi!,
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This review is from: Virtuoso Di Amore (Yaoi) (Paperback)
This is yet another marvellous Yaoi from dramaqueen. The plot is dark and haunting, focusing on 2 talented pianists tormented by their pasts. Lorenzo is one complex uke and some may even find him slutty at first. But as one understands his past and purpose in life, this character has my full sympathy.
This mangaka's artwork is simply gorgeous and the sex "positions" are beautifully drawn. If you are looking for great sex, a more complicated plot and well developed characters, this one is not to be missed.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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All about a pianist...,
By Carolyn "Dedicated Yaoi Fan." (NSW, Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Virtuoso Di Amore (Yaoi) (Paperback)
Lucky for the Yaoi Fans, Drama Queen comes through again with ANOTHER uncensored masterpiece, this time from the Mangaka Uki Ogasawara.
The plot to this Manga is relatively real, set in England or Germany I'd say and features Orchestras and Pianists. A Stage Manager named Lorenzo wants a Pianist called Kenzo he hired to be able to play in a concert at his hall. It begins to fall into place from there when Kenzo realizes this man who hired him is from his past, and the friend he once knew has turned to a life of sleeping with musicians and drugs. Kenzo soon realizes he always loved this man and tries to change him. The cutest thing about this Manga is probably Wagahai the cat. The art is wonderful and I may I add for a last time, there are no cones in this Yaoi Manga, everything is shown and looks like it should be! So if you were wanting something without those damn `glowing cones' that most Yaoi Manga have, then I suggest picking this one. Plus there's all Bishonen in it, so who can complain? This book is highly recommended!
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Mixed reaction.,
By Aja (MI USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Virtuoso Di Amore (Yaoi) (Paperback)
This is a surprisingly grim story about two classical musicians. I guess I was expecting something more like glamorous orchestral professionals falling in love. Instead, this is a story of pain: emotional and physical, as well as past and present. It is not happy. The artwork is beautiful, but I was put off by story.
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