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Afternoon Concert Series 2007
Concert schedule - overview (April 2007 to March 2008)
1st part series:
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Kioi Hall (Yotsuya / Akasaka-Mitsuke Stn.) 03-5276-4500
Concerts start at 14:00
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No.1: Yoko Kubo - Violin recital
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26 April 2007 (Thu)
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Yoko Kubo won the 3rd prize at the International Tchaikovsky Competition in 1962, the 2nd prize at the Paganini International Violin Competition and at the Concours Long-Thibaud. Many other awards followed. In Switzerland she studied with the great maestro Joseph Szigeti. Today, Yoko Kubo teaches at the Tokyo University of Music.
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No.2: Momoko Kamiya - The charm of marimba
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12 July 2007 (Thu)
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Graduated from the Juilliard Institute of Music, Momoko Kamiya appears regularly in Japan and abroad. Playing the world's largest percussion instrument, she received standing ovations from more than 1500 spectators at the PASIC festival, standing out for her strength on the Marimba.
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No.3: Tomoki Kitamura - Piano recital
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20 September 2007 (Thu)
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Born in 1991, Tomoki Kitamura belongs to the next generation of Japanese musicians. In 2003 he won the 1st prize at a nationwide student music competition and participated in numerous international music competitions. His technical skills and his musical maturity make him a surprising artist. Take this chance and listen to one of the piano masters of the future.
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2nd part series:
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Tsuda Hall (JR Sendagaya Stn.) 03-3402-1851
Concerts start at 14:00
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No.4: Väsen - Traditional Swedish music with a modern attitude
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8 November 2007 (Thu)
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Väsen is a unique Scandinavian traditional music group that has performed with Kronos Quartet, world famous musicians, and has been awarded with the Swedish Grammy Award. Their expressive play on stage captivates all audiences.
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No.5: Yasuaki Itakura & friends - Woodwind trio
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17 January 2008 (Thu)
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Japan's most prominent woodwind players compose this trio: the splendid contemporary music player Yasuaki Itakura, the first player of the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra Isao Tsuji and the bassoonist Shunji Inoue. Loaded with sentiments and sensitivity, this trio is true chamber music at its best!
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No.6: Anna-Maria Panzella Recital
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28 February 2008 (Thu)
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Born in Grenoble, the French soprano studied singing at the Geneva Music Institute and the Royal College of Music of London. In 1993 she gave her opera debut at the Grand Theatre of Geneva. Later on she performed at the opera Chatelet, the opera houses of Lyon, Lausanne, Monnaie and on other world famous stages. She has recorded more than 15 CDs and DVDs.
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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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