Koike Kohei was born in Fukuoka City in 1963. He graduated from Fukuoka prefectural school high school.Then he graduated from Department of Western Studies, Faculty of Letters, Kyushu University.
He started playing activities while studying at university. In 1989, he completed in Toho Gakuen University Graduate School of Music Faculty (Department of Old Musical Instrument Department Recorder). He studied recording with Kazuo Hanaoka. Mr. Masahiro Arita, Masashi Honma Homeru, Walter van Hauve, Luce Bruce Haynes' lessons.
Currently, he performs concerts in various parts of Japan as a soloist of recorder and also in Baroque chamber. In 2007, he played with Korean artist Jean Kim. At the 2009 Tokyo Recorder Festival (sponsored by the Yomiuri Shimbun), he appeared as one of the eight recorder soloists.
In November 2010, he played all Handel Recorder Sonatas at Handel House Museum in London.
He is also a recorder lecturer at the Toyama Kogaku Association.
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Kamogawa Hanako is from Osaka Prefecture. She started playing the piano with her mother as early as a child. After completing piano department of Tokyo College of Music and completing the hall of Cembalo Graduate School of the same university, she learned the piano with the late Shimomura Kazuko, Takeda Mari, harpsichord and chamber music with Jun Watanabe and Sadao Udagawa. Then she participates in training at the Tokyo Festival Music Festival, the San Francisco Okuraku Association workshop.
In 1995, she won the highest prize at the 9th Olympic Competition ( Yamanashi ) · harpsichord division, and at the same time, got the 7th Tochigi [ toki no yurakucho] music festival award. In 1998 she received a diploma award at the Bruges International Orchestral Competition / Harbor Division. Since then, she has been playing music activities in various places as a soloist and bass player. From 2005 , the concert series "Flute and harpsichord pleasure" was held annually. She is also a members of "Joe Bang, Baroque and Ensemble".
Toru Yamamoto is one of the most important cellist in Japan as he specialized both baroque cello and modern cello. Now he plays regularly with many leading orchestras and ensembles with historical instruments in Japan, namely Bach Collegium Japan, Orchestra Libera Classica, Classical Players Tokyo, Les Boreades, Gamut Bach Ensemble.
He has also worked with many orchestra and ensembles in Europe, including Orchestra La Scintilla (Zuerich, Switzerland), Gli Angeli Genève, Stradivaria (Nantes, France), and has performed with such distinguished artists as Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Cecilia Bartoli, Viktoria Mullova, Christpher Hogwood, Stephan MacLeod, Sebastien Marq, Walter van Hauwe, Stanley Hoogland.
Toru was awarded quite many prizes such as 2nd prize at the Yamanashi Early Music Competition Japan in 2006, 2nd prize 16th International Bach-Leipzig Competition in 2008, Honorable mention at MA competition in Brugge, Belgium 2011. He also won 1st prize at International Van Wassenaer Competition, Amsterdam 2011 with Den Haag Piano Quintet, which is a historical piano quintet consisting of violin, viola, cello, double bass and fortepiano, whose focus is to introduce rarely played works composed for this specific formation.
Toru started to study the cello with Takashi Dohi when he was 16 years old. He studied the modern cello also with Fumiaki Kouno and Hideki Kitamoto at Tokyo National University of Arts.
After his undergraduate studies, he entered Hidemi Suzuki's class to pursue his postgraduate studies in the baroque cello at the same university, where he also benefited from the teaching of other professors at the school, namely Masaaki Suzuki, Natsumi Wakamatsu, Michio Kobayashi.
Toru entered ZHdK(Zuericher Hochschule der Kuenste) in 2010 with scholarship from Japanese agency for cultural affairs and from Rohm Music Foundation, to study with Roel Dieltiens as he wanted to study more about romantic repertoire with historical instruments. In 2013, he graduated his master degree with honors (“mit Auszeichnung”).
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He started playing bass guitar at the age of 14.
Inspired greatly by Jaco Pastorius, soon he got immersed in Jazz and R&B music. He enrolled in Senzoku Gakuen College of Music(Jazz Dept) in 2009.
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