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SUMMARY:[:ja]冬休みスペシャルコンサート 「シューマンおじさんが語る音楽の物語 ― 5つの楽器のお話」[:en]Winter Holiday Special Concert “Uncle Schumann Tells Musical Stories: Tales of Five Instruments”[:]
DESCRIPTION:14:30 OPEN / 15:00 START \nKanade Joho Piano\nMichael Weingartmann Piano\nMiyo Umezu Violin\nAtsuko Mukaiyama Violin\nMami Ichikawa Viola\nNodoka Joho Cello \n\nWinter Holiday Special Concert  “Uncle Schumann Tells Musical Stories: Tales of Five Instruments”  \nFive stories performed by Piano Quintet…a small orchestra of five instruments. \nLet’s enjoy a powerful performance while deepening our understanding of the music through singing and games. It’s a short concert of about 45 minutes. \nJohann Sebastian Bach “???” May Safely Graze\nRobert Schumann Selections from Piano Quintet in E-flat Major\, Op. 44 \nFriday\, December 29\n14:30 OPEN 15:00 START\nForest Music Piano Salon \nAdmission Fee　2\,000 JPY\nPair Ticket　3\,500 JPY \n \n\n \n \n\n \n\nKanade Joho (Piano)
 Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music and the State Artist Diploma Program at Cologne University of Music. Second place at the Valsesia International Competition. Has given recitals at the Vienna Musikverein and served as a part-time lecturer at Cologne and Detmold Universities of Music. \nMichael Weingartmann (Piano) 
Graduated from the Magister Art Program at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering from Linz Johannes Kepler University. Has given recitals at the Vienna Musikverein and performs with Trio Impossibile. \nMiyo Umezu (Violin)
 Won the Japan Music Competition while in high school. Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music and completed the École Normale de Musique de Paris in the shortest time possible. Performs concerts and releases CDs. Currently involved in competition judging and teaching. \nAtsuko Mukaiyama (Violin)
 Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music. Second place in the high school division of the 50th All Japan Student Music Competition. Studied under Sakurako Fujiie\, Mitsuko Yogo\, Chihiro Morikawa\, and Akiko Tatsumi. \nMami Ichikawa (Viola)
 Graduated from the Music Department of Toho Gakuen Girls’ High School. Completed a master’s degree at the New England Conservatory and Mannes School of Music. Received the Special Newcomer Award at the Artist International Management Young Artist Audition. Directer of Forest Music. \nNodoka Joho (Cello)
 Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music. Completed studies at the Liszt Academy of Music in Hungary. Third place at the JILA Music Competition. Studied under Keiko Matsunami\, Hiroshi Kigoshi\, and Csaba Onczay.
URL:https://www.forest-music.jp/en/event/schumann170-kids/
LOCATION:Forest Music Piano Salon\, フォレストミュージックピアノサロン\, 目黒区鷹番2-16-12\, 東京都\, 1520004\, 日本
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Workshops
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SUMMARY:[:ja]シューマン没後170周年記念ーシューマンをめぐる室内楽、ピアノと弦楽器と共に[:en]170 Years After Schumann: An Evening of Chamber Music for Piano and Strings[:]
DESCRIPTION:18:00 OPEN / 18:30 START \nKanade Joho Piano\nMichael Weingartmann Piano\nMiyo Umezu Violin\nAtsuko Mukaiyama Violin\nMami Ichikawa Viola\nNodoka Joho Cello \n\n170 Years After Schumann: An Evening of Chamber Music for Piano and Strings \nFanny Mendelssohn  Three Pieces for Piano Four Hands \nClara Schumann  Three Romances for Violin and Piano\, Op. 22 \nRobert Schumann  Marchenbilder (Fairy-Tale Pictures) for Viola and Piano\, Op. 113 \nRobert Schumann  Piano Quintet in E-flat Major\, Op. 44 \nTuesday\, December 29\n18:00 OPEN 18:30 START\nForest Music Piano Salon \nAdmission Fee　4\,000 JPY\n \n\n \n\nKanade Joho (Piano) 
Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music and the State Artist Diploma Program at Cologne University of Music. Second place at the Valsesia International Competition. Has given recitals at the Vienna Musikverein and served as a part-time lecturer at Cologne and Detmold Universities of Music. \nMichael Weingartmann (Piano)
 Graduated from the Magister Art Program at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering from Linz Johannes Kepler University. Has given recitals at the Vienna Musikverein and performs with Trio Impossibile. \nMiyo Umezu (Violin)
 Won the Japan Music Competition while in high school. Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music and completed the École Normale de Musique de Paris in the shortest time possible. Performs concerts and releases CDs. Currently involved in competition judging and teaching. \nAtsuko Mukaiyama (Violin) 
Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music. Second place in the high school division of the 50th All Japan Student Music Competition. Studied under Sakurako Fujiie\, Mitsuko Yogo\, Chihiro Morikawa\, and Akiko Tatsumi. \nMami Ichikawa (Viola) 
Graduated from the Music Department of Toho Gakuen Girls’ High School. Completed a master’s degree at the New England Conservatory and Mannes School of Music. Received the Special Newcomer Award at the Artist International Management Young Artist Audition. Directer of Forest Music. \nNodoka Joho (Cello) 
Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music. Completed studies at the Liszt Academy of Music in Hungary. Third place at the JILA Music Competition. Studied under Keiko Matsunami\, Hiroshi Kigoshi\, and Csaba Onczay.
URL:https://www.forest-music.jp/en/event/170-years-after-schumann/
LOCATION:Forest Music Piano Salon\, フォレストミュージックピアノサロン\, 目黒区鷹番2-16-12\, 東京都\, 1520004\, 日本
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SUMMARY:[:ja]お話付きコンサート『バルトーク音楽の旅路』 番外編：2025年バルトーク・ワールド・コンペティション見聞録 〜人気課題曲を巡る〜早坂忠明（ピアノ）[:en]"Bartók: A Musical Journey" Special Edition: Inside the 2025 Bartók World Competition  Exploring the Competition's Most Popular Repertoire  Tadaaki Hayasaka\, piano[:]
DESCRIPTION:Special Edition: Inside the 2025 Bartók World Competition Exploring the Competition’s Most Popular Repertoire\nDate & Time: Saturday\, February 27\, 2027\n Doors open at 1:45 PM | Performance begins at 2:00 PM \nLudwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 28 in A Major\, Op. 101\nFranz Liszt Transcendental Étude No. 10 in F Minor\, S. 139 No. 10\nBéla Bartók Two Romanian Dances\, Op. 8a\, BB 56\nBéla Bartók Suite\, Op. 14\, BB 70 \nIn this special lecture-recital\, Tadaaki shares insights and observations from the 2025 Bartók World Competition\, held in Béla Bartók’s native Hungary. Having attended every stage of the competition in Budapest\, he offers a firsthand perspective on one of the most intellectually demanding events on the international piano scene. \nFar more than a competition for Bartók specialists\, the event challenged participants to demonstrate the full breadth of their musicianship\, from Classical structural understanding to Romantic virtuosity and expressive depth. This program features works frequently chosen by the competitors\, offering a glimpse into the artistic and technical demands of the competition. \nTickets not yet on sale
URL:https://www.forest-music.jp/en/event/bartoktalk7-5/
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