Hakuju Hall is the world's first music hall with a reclining seat installed in the audience. Since its opening, the "recliner concert" has continued to receive popularity. Thanks to you, we will hold the 150th concert on November 21 this year.
It is a series where you can enjoy the best sound in the whole body with a feeling of concentration while relaxing and feeling different from the feeling of tension in the classical concert hall and the feeling of relaxation in the live house. By reclining the seats and reclining the seats with raw music, you can experience the charm of the music, encountering sounds and sounds you would not normally hear.
Spend a relaxing hour at the beautiful sounding Hakuju Hall.
Featured Mezo Soprano Mika Kaneko, who made the first appearance as a Grimgelde at the Bayreuth Music Festival "Walkyrie" last year, appears in a reclining concert! After graduating from Tokyo Music University as a top student, after the same graduate school, Salzburg Mozarterme music Mika Kaneko, who has completed the in-house master class and is active in song contests and opera appearances. Aan, Schumann and Liszt's French-German romantic songs, which are perfect for Hakuju Hall, are sung with rich voices and deep emotions. Please note the finest singing voices you can only hear here. Hakuju Hall Home
There is no better environment for enjoying music in a relaxed mood. As you can see from the actual experience, listening to live music on a reclining seat is a fairly fresh experience. Regardless of listening to the sound of an audio device, you can feel that you have a tremendous luxury experience because of the reclining attitude even though there is a stage in front of you.
Hakuju Hall's “Super Reclining Concert” is a 60-minute concert series in which each reclining seat is prepared for all seats. Here are 3 performances to be held this fall.
The 108th is a piano and guitar duo recital by Yasumi Nishizawa and Masahiro Masuda. Pianist Yasumi Nishizawa, who is based in Madrid and specializes in Spanish music, will listen to Spanish music along with an up-and-coming guitarist Masahiro Masuda. From Falya's suite "Koi wa Majutsushi" including the famous "Festival Dance", Sol's "Variation on the theme of Mozart's" Magic Flute "", Castelnuovo Tedesco's "Fantasy", etc. A variety of programs with solos, guitars, solos and duos are available.
The 109th is a marimba stage by Kunihiko Komori. Bach's "Prelude and Allegro BWV998", James Wood's "Secret Dialogue" (commissioned Japan premiere), Steven Stowen's "Atamasco" (Japan premiere), Peter Krazo's "Songs 4 haikus, 2 vocals" From Rise and Interlude "(world premiere), Gareth Far's ambitious program" Tangaloa "was organized. It is likely to be a performance where you can enjoy Marimba's superb skill and rich possibilities of expression. The guest will be Eiko Morikawa from Soprano.
In the 110th, Rin Matsumoto, a violinist, appeared. Ran Matsumoto, who has performed activities that do not go beyond the existing framework, such as appearing in the media and receiving a “Miss Kimono”, will show off a small piece about the sadness and joy of love. Famous songs such as Elgar's “Greetings of Love” and Faure “After the Dream” were arranged.
There is no schedule or ticket right now.
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