Tokyo Trinity Call 4th Concert is Music festival Classic music event held in Japan.
Tokyo Trinity Choir is a mixed choir that has just been launched in March 2014. The history is shallow, but there is no such connection, and we are in good shape regardless of age. Singers sang a classic classic to perform with the orchestra. Members are mainly in their 20s to 40s (average age is mid 30s) and the male / female ratio is around 4: 6. We gather every week and practice happily. The practice is every Saturday from 13:30 to 16:30. The locations are Yotsuya, Higashi-Shinjuku, Zoshigaya in Tokyo. We are active in Setagaya Ward, Shinjuku Ward, Minato Ward, Koto Ward, Toshima Ward, etc.
The Tokyo Trinity Call is a choir performing with orchestras and ensembles. In this group, first, "5 major Requiem (Mozart Brahms-Foret Verdi-Britten)" performances are listed. Requiem expressing religious views of each era and life and death views of composers. By carefully working on various requiems, we plan to deepen our understanding of Western culture and the masterpieces of Western culture.
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