Kemp's Brahms performance is full of rich flavor, like an aged wine that has been aged for a long time, and there is a sense of indescribable breadth. There is no dry tone or astringency whatsoever, but rather a fresh, mellow, and full-bodied flavor that fills the listener with a rich sense of satisfaction. This is deeply connected to the state that Kemp has reached both personally and spiritually, and it can be said that his Brahms is uniquely his own, setting him apart from other pianists of his generation. Furthermore, his unique romanticism is never lost and permeates the entire performance, leaving the listener in a state of bliss after listening to it