The 3rd Red & White Opera Singing “Battle” concert -THE BATTLE OF VOCAL SOUL- is Musical show Opera concert event held in Japan.
The 3rd Red & White Opera Singing “Battle” concert -THE BATTLE OF VOCAL SOUL- will be held on December 3, 2018 @ 6:30 pm at Suntory Hall (Main Hall), Tokyo.
This year's show will feature:
- Conductor: Romely PFUND, Ryusuke NUMAJIRI
- Soprano: Mami KOSHIGOE, Mieko SATO, Emi SAWAHATA, Ryoko SUNAKAWA, Akie MITSUOKA, Akie AMOU, Asako TAMURA, Mina KIKUCHI
- Mezzo-soprano: Michiko HAYASHI, Etsuko KANO, Yuka KOBAYASHI, Yukari AIZAWA
- Countertenor: Tadashi MIROKU
- Tenor: Hiroaki FUEDA, Toshiaki MURAKAMI, Keiro OHARA, Tatsuya HIGUCHI, Kazuaki SAWASAKI
- Baritone: Hayato KAMIE, Shingo SUDO, Takashi AOYAMA, Kei YONASHIRO, Yuichiro ICHIKAWA
- Bass: Hirohisa SANNOHE
- MC: Seiji HONDA
- Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra
It was in September, 2016 that "The 1st Red & White Opera Singing “Battle” concert -THE BATTLE OF VOCAL SOUL-" was held as a celebration of New Year's Eve.
This concert gathers singers representing Japan from young to veteran. They are divided into Red and White team and compete with each other to win the battle. Judges are spectators from the audience. The contest decides the winner by how big the audience's applaud for each performance. Red Team won "The 1st Red & White Opera Singing “Battle” concert -THE BATTLE OF VOCAL SOUL-" and it was a splendid first winner!
After the success of the first concert, the organizer was willing to "establish it as an annual annual event of the classical music world." In the near future, participants of this singing battle will include oversea singers.
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