Takashi Kaketa (Violon cello)
Takashi Kaketa was born in Fukushima Prefecture.
He studied cello under Ryoichi Fujimori and Hideki Kitamoto. Then he studied at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music Faculty of Music, Music Research Masters Degree Early Music Course with Hidemi Suzuki, and at Scuola Civica di Milano with Gaetano Nasillo. He plays with Bach Collegium Japan, La Venexiana, Il Complesso Barocco, Orchestra Libera Classica, and etc, collaborating with Alan Curtis, Masaaki Suzuki, Claudio Cavina, Enrico Onofri, Enrico Gatti, Gunar Letzbor, Gaetano Nasillo, Hidemi Suzuki, Ryo Terakado. He recorded with EMI/Virgin, ORF, Glossa, BIS, Creative CORE, DENON and etc. He played at numerous music festivals in Italy, France, Germany, England, Spain, Austria and Slovenia.
In 2004, Takashi was the 1st and the audience prize and the ORF (Austrian National Broadcasting) as a member of the four trio sonata group "Recreatione d'Arcadia" at the Bomporti International Competition of Contemporary Music (Justice chair person Gustav Leonhard).
In Japan, Takashi participated in major domestic orchestral music, such as Japan, Summer Music Festival of Sapporo Kogaku, Fukuoka Old Festival, Music Festival concert.
Since 2005, he began his career in Europe as well as Italy, Britain, Germany, France, Spain and Austria, Poland, Slovenia, Romania, Turkey, Mexico and South Korea, and has performed at various music festivals throughout Europe.
Akiko Abe is a Japanese soprano opera singer. She graduated from Department of Vocal Music at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. She studied vocal music with Junko Komiya, Hiroko Takaki, Hisako Goto, BM Casoni and R. Balconi.
She was the Prize winner of the 75th Japan Music Competition and Iwatani Prize, V. Bukki International Contemporary Music Competition No. 2 (I · Roma), Akiko Abe was invited to numerous music festivals in Italy and Europe throughout Milan, in addition to conducting solo recitals with works of Italian, French modern songs and Italian · baroque, and solo performances of religious songs.
Yasuharu Fukushima is a Japanese conductor. He completed graduate school of Tokyo College of Music. So far he studied composition with Akira Nishimura, Michio Kitazume, Junko Oyama, Musical studies (around Monteverdi) with Mr. Masatake Kanazawa. After graduating from graduate school, he was devoted to baroque music and studied vocal music with Mr. Masato Makino.
In 2006 he decided to study in Italy and studied vocal music with Antonella Janeese, Vincenzo Manno, Bianca Maria Casonini. Also at the Milano City Conservatory in Italy, studied "Renaissance Polyphony" under Mr. Diego Fratelli.
Noriyuki Muramatsu is a Japanese opera singer, born from Kyoto Prefecture. He graduated from Tokyo Arts National University (Academy Music Award at the time of graduation, voicing society award)
Currently he is a second graduate student of Master 's degree program of the Graduate School of Music.
The 20th ABC Newcomer Concert Audition Best Music Award, the 16th Matsukata Music Award Encouragement Award. He performed with Geidai Phil, Osaka Phil and Tokyo Vivaldi Orchestra.
"Marriage Figaro" Serve as a soloist for Celvino, Bach cantata, Handel "Messiah".
Concerto sotto l`Albero, belongs to the Tokyo National University of the Arts Bach Cantata Club.
Yuki Horiuchi born in Niigata Prefecture. Graduated from Aoyama Gakuin High School.
After graduating from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music of the Instrumental Department, she graduated from the Bachelor of Baroque and Violin at the University. Won the Academy Music Award and Graduate Acanthus Music Award at the time of graduation. In 2012, she traveled to the Netherlands as an overseas trainee of the Agency for Cultural Affairs and Nomura Foundation Scholarship.
In 2014, she completed his master's degree at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague. Awarded the jury's special prize at the Bomporti International Music Competition in 2015, together with Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" In addition, she formed "De la Haye Trio" with the work of classical piano · trio, and the Utrecht Music Festival of the Netherlands Fringe concerts etc, also appeared in numerous concerts abroad. Currently participate in orchestra · Rivera Classica, Bach · Collegium Japan · performances · recording. In 2018 he received his doctorate in Tokyo National University of Fine Arts from the research on "arbitrary decoration" in the violin work.
Tomoko MATSUOKA , born in Tokyo, Japan, began from early childhood her musical education on the piano with her mother. At age 18, she moved to Milan where she settled to pursue her study of the harpsichord and early music. In 2010 she was completed post-graduate course with highest honors in harpsichord performance from Conservatoire of Music G. Verdi・in Como, Italy. She studied the harpsichord with E. Fadini, G. Togni, and B. Martin.
In 2007 Tomoko Matsuoka won the 3rd prize (no 1st prize given) in the International Harpsichord Competition in Bruges, Belgium. In 2008 her first solo CD “16 Sonatas” dedicated to D. Scarlatti is puplished by Genuin, was played on the original Ruckers harpsichord, conserved in Musee d’Art et d’Histoire in Neuchatel, Switzerland.
She played concerts in early music festivals in several cities in Italy and performs as a soloist and also with chamber music ensembles in Europe and Japan. She performed with musicians such as F. Corti, G. Togni, A. Palmeri, R. Mameli, E. Kirkby, and T. Tsunoda. Since 2011, Tomoko Matsuoka lives in Barcelona where she studied at Escola Superior de Musica de Catalunya with Erasmus study program.
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