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Concert records
“Mario Brunello Solo Cello and…”
- 17 February 2007 (Sat) 18:00 Hakuju Hall
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Mario Brunello (cello)
Vocal Ensemble Cappella*
*P. Sculthorpe's piece only
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Johann Sebastian Bach: Suite for Cello Solo No.1 in G-major, BWV 1007
Peter Sculthorpe: Requiem
Giovanni Solima: Concerto Rotondo
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Mario Brunello & Andrea Lucchesini Duo Concert
- 15 February 2007 (Thu), 19:00 (doors open at 18:30p.m)
Kioi Hall, Tokyo
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Cello - Mario Brunello
Piano - Andrea Lucchesini
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Franz Peter SCHUBERT: Sonata for Arpeggione in A-minor, D 821
Johannes BRAHMS: Sonata for Cello and Piano in F-major, Op. 99
Guillaume LEKEU: Cello Sonata
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Mario Brunello's and Andrea Lucchesini's schedule in Japan:
- 10 February 2007 (Sat), 14:00
Hyogo Performing Arts Centre, Main Hall
Organisation: Yomiuri Shimbun Osaka head office
Contact: Yomiuri Shimbun Osaka head office business department 06-6366-1842
- 11 February 2007 (Sun), 14:00
Kirishima International Music Hall (Miyama Conceru)
Organisation: Music Hall
Contact: 0995-78-8000
- 12 February 2007 (Mon), 17:00
World Ceramics Exposition Memorial Hall
Organisation: Concerto Grosso
Contact: 0955-46-3362 (Iwasaki)
- 14 February 2007 (Wed), 19:00
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Main Hall
Organisation: Tomin Gekijo (Tokyo Resident's Theater)
Contact: 03-3572-4311
Lucerne Festival in Tokyo 2006
Lucerne Festival Chamber Fest II
- 15 October 2006 (Sun), 17:00
Suntory Hall, Main Hall
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Clarinet - Sabine Meyer
Piano - Maurizio Pollini
Violin - Kolja Blacher
Viola - Wolfram Christ
Cello - Mario Brunello
Lucerne Festival Orchestra members
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Mozart: Clarinet Quintet
Brahms: Piano Quintet
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http://eplus.jp
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Mario Brunello / Orchestra d'Archi Italiana - concerts
- 5 July 2006 (Wed), 19:00
Opening concert of the 22nd Tokyo Summer Festival 2006
- 9 July 2006 (Sun), 13:00
Contact: Tono City Resident's Centre 0198-62-4413
- 9 July 2006 (Sun), 19:00
Contact: Kamaishi Civic Cultural Hall 0193-22-2266
- 10 July 2006 (Mon), 18:30
Contact: Denen Hall (Yahabachou Culture Hall) 019-697-5585
Kioi Sinfonietta Tokyo, 55th subscription concert
- 7 July 2006 (Fri), 19:00
- 8 July 2007 (Sat), 15:00
Conductor・Mario Brunello
Kioi Hall
- 2 July 2004 (Fri), 19:00
Opening concert of the 20th Tokyo Summer Festival 2004
- 4 July 2004 (Fri), 14:00
Chiba Prefectural Culture Hall, Main Hall
Contact: Chiba Prefectural Hall 043-222-0201
- 7 July 2004 (Wed)
Amber Hall (Kuji, Iwate Prefecture) 0194-52-1505
- 8 July 2004 (Thu)
Takeo-City Culture Hall
Contact: 0954-23-5165
- 10 July 2004 (Sat)
Kamakura Museum of Fine Arts
Contact: Kamakura Museum of Fine Arts Ticket Centre 0467-48-4500
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Born in 1960, Mario Brunello began his musical education with Adriano Vendramelli and continued with Antonio Janigro. In 1986, he was the first Italian to win at the International Tchaikovsky Competition. He played the first cello in Milan's Scala Orchestra and joined some of the world's most prestigious orchestras to play under famous conductors such as Carlo Maria Giulini, Valeri Gergiev, Riccardo Muti, Seiji Ozawa or Salvatore Accardo. He is also devoted to chamber music and cooperates with soloists such as Andrea Lucchesini, Gidon Kremer or the Alban Berg Quartet. In 1994, the cellist founded the Orchestra d'Archi Italiana which proposes a vast repertoire that ranges from classical to contemporary music.
He participates regularly in the Tokyo Summer Festival, the first time in 1987. For the 22nd edition 2006, he was invited to perform at the opening concert along with Ivry Gitlis and Michie Koyama. In autumn 2006, Brunello played together with Maurizio Pollini at the Lucerne Festival in Tokyo. Recently, he acts as a Guest Conductor of the Kioi Sinfonietta Tokyo.
Besides playing in usual concert halls he performs each year at the Italian festival "I Suoni di Dolomiti" taking place in the mountains and recently goes on cello-caravan tours through the Sahara.
In June 2007 he fulfilled a long-awaited dream: a cello-trekking on Mount Fuji. On top of Japan's sacred mountain the sportive cellist gave a Bach concert. In October 2007 he played the same pieces as on Mount Fuji in a cello recital at Sumida Triphony Hall.
Mario Brunello plays on a 17th century - Maggini cello, which earlier belonged to the great Franco Rossi.
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