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Afternoon Concerts Series 2006
Concert schedule from April 2006 to March 2007
1st part series:
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Kioi Hall at 14:00 (doors open at 13:30)
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No.1: Yumi Koyama - Mezzo-soprano recital
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27 April 2006
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A Japanese diva that made a fascinating appearance in Bayreuth! In opera or songs, she excels in singing worldwide. In her long-awaited recital she will be accompanied on the piano by the great conductor Ryusuke Numajiri. A promising program not to be missed.
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No.2: Gilles Apap reinvents Vivaldi's "Four Seasons"
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20 July 2006
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Menuhin called Gilles Apap the "violinist of the 21st century", referring to his unique style where he blends Hindu, Roma or Irish folk rhythms into classical music. This original approach of the popular and inimitable violinist Gilles Apap lets classical works in a lively free-style interpretation revive. At this concert he unfolds a new version of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons".
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No.3: Mie Miki's world of accordion
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14 September 2006
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Mie Miki's accordion performances are highly popular and make her today the number 1 "classical accordion player". She pursues the charm of her instrument without any limits.
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2nd part series:
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Tsuda Hall at 14:00 (doors open at 13:30)
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No.4: Masuko Ushioda - violin recital
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9 November 2006
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In 1966 Masuko Ushioda won the 2nd price at the Tchaikovsky competition which launched her great international career. Her perfect technique and rich interpretations characterize her play. She will be accompanied on the piano by Kyoko Sasaki.
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No.5: Silver-Garburg Piano Duo
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18 Januray 2007
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Sivan Silver and Gil Garburg, two young brilliant Israeli pianists, founded the Silver-Garburg Piano Duo in 1997. Since then they have given concerts in about 40 countries around the world, and constantly received rave reviews for their sensitive play.
In their splendiferous recitals they play four-handed on one and two pianos.
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No.6: Young Talent Series - Dai Miyata and Yoshito Numazawa
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15 March 2007
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The winner of the Japan Music Competition 2005 is one of Japan's most promising cellists! His perfect technique and joyful play guarantee a dynamic Afternoon concert, where he will be accompanied by two auspicious pianists: Yoshitaka Suzuki and Yoshito Numazawa.
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¡öTickets bought the day of the concert and student ticket holders are kindly asked to wait at the entrance, as it might come to a scramble just before the concert
¡öThe program may be subject to changes
¡öPreschool-children are not permitted to enter the concert
¡öThe parking of the hall cannot be used
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