Toshio Tanaka is a trumpet player. In 1994, he graduated from Tokyo College of Music.
Studied trumpet under Naohiro Tsuken.
Participated in Sandpoint Music Festival (USA) and studied chamber music with H. Phillip and trumpet with W. Marsalis.
Joined Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra while studying. After joining the group, he is now the principal substitute for the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra .
He is Trumpet ensemble "MOST" member.
Part-time lecturer at Ueno Gakuen University.
Moe Matsuyama is a trumpet player graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. She received Acanthus Music Award and Fellowship Award on campus.
First prize in the 30th Japanese percussion instrument competition, and also received the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award and the Tokyo Governor Award.
Received the Tokyo New City Orchestra Special Award at the Special Grand Prize Concert.
Selected for the 14th Tokyo Music Competition Brass category. 2013 Excellent Student Award Grand Prize in Culture and Art.
Appeared in NHK-FM “Recital Nova”.
As a soloist, she performed with Tokyo New City Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra and others.
She has studied trumpet with Toshiyuki Komagaki, Chise Aisaka, Ikuo Sugiki, Hiroaki Hayasaka, Toshihiro Furuta, Yuki Sato, Hiroki Tochimoto.
Studied chamber music with Kozo Moriyama, Junichi Inagawa, and Hironori Tochimoto.
From 2014 to 2018, she was enrolled in the University of Tokyo Philharmonia Orchestra (part-time lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts Orchestra Research Department).
Tomohiro Naito is a trumpet player. Joined Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts in 1995. Ranked 3rd in the 65th Japan Music Competition. Selected for 1998 E.Smith International Competition.
In 2002, he studied in Chicago as an overseas trainee at the Agency for Cultural Affairs. Studied under W. Scarlet and Mineo Sugiki. Currently, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Emernon Brass Quintet Tp, and part-time lecturer at Naomi Gakuen University.
Shuichi Kawada was born in Fukushima Prefecture in 1984. Graduated from Fukushima Prefectural Azumi High School.
Won the Yatabe Prize at Kunitachi College of Music and graduated with the top honor.
Performed at the university graduation concert and Yamaha newcomer concert.
Selected for the 78th and 81st Japan Music Competition Trumpet category.
Won the 3rd prize in the 25th Japanese Percussion Competition Trumpet category.
Awarded the 49th German Mark Neukirchen International Competition Diploma Award.
Trained at the Karlsruhe University of Music , Germany as an overseas trainee of the Agency for Cultural Affairs .
In 2017, he performed GF Teleman's concerto with the Nisshin Philharmonic Orchestra at a concert hosted by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, “Musicians tomorrow” .
Studied trumpet with Genzo Kitamura, Hitoshi Kumagai, Eisuke Yamamoto, Hiro Noguchi and Reinhold Friedrich.
Members of Brass Ensemble ZERO, Quartet Made in FUKUSHIMA, Le Due Trombe, and brass ensemble “banquet”.
After working at the Chodai University Philharmonia Orchestra, he is currently the principal trumpet player of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra.
Kiyotaka Noda is a Japanese pianist. After completing the doctoral course at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Master's course in the same graduate school, he won the 1st place of the 64th Japan Music Competition and the Iguchi Prize, Kawai Prize, Nomura Prize. He also won the Kreutzer Prize, NTT Docomo Award. In addition to performing with the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra and Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, he has worked in recital, chamber music and studied piano with Hamaguchi Nana, K. Shilde, Katsumi Ueda, Chamber Music with Shoka, Matsubara Katsuya.
Takahashi Atsushi was born in Toyama Prefecture. He graduated from Shizuku Gakuen University. Studied trumpet with Mr. Naohiro Tsunoda, Yukihiro Sekiyama, Ms. Sakuzaki Foshisa.
He got first place in the 65th Japan Music Competition(Trumpet Division); first place in the 13th Japan Conduit Percussion Competition (Trumpet Division). Thanks to these accomplishments, he received the "Toyama Prize" and others from Toyama Prefecture Mirai Foundation.
In 1996, he joined the New Japan Symphony Orchestra (now the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra) as assistant chief player.
In 1999 he served as the head of the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra until present. He also serves as the head trumpeter of Tokyo and Mozart Players.
He is also a member of Japan Chamber Orchestra, Tokyo Metropolitan Brass Quintet, Nagisa Brass Solisten, TRUMPET ENSEMBLE "THE MOST" and others.
Regularly he appeared at Kirishima International Music Festival, Miyazaki International Music Festival, Hofu Music Festival, Saito · Kinen · Festival Matsumoto, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo · Mozart Players, Japan Chamber Orchestra, Kirishima International music festival as soloists. He is also a visiting professor at Shimizu Gakuen music university, visiting professor at Ueno Gakuen University, lecturer at Tokyo College of Music.
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