Yuuko Mizutani (Yuuko Miyagawa) is a Japanese cellist. She was born in Tokyo as the second daughter of composer Tadanobu Tanigawa. Started a cello from the age of 6 by the conductor and the grandfather of the Japanese Symphony Orchestra and the gift of Shoumon Konoe Shimaro.
19 years old, Alexander Schneider invited me to New York Strings Seminar and played at Carnegie Hall, Washington Center etc In the past Salzburg Chamber Orchestra, Salzburg-Sorrisden served as the principal player. In addition to appearing at music festivals throughout Europe with solo and chamber music, she also began full-scale performance activities in Japan since 2003. He is performing recitals at Casals Hall, Oji Hall, Suntory Hall, Kioi Hall, etc. and performances with European co-stars and chamber music. Welfare activities at concerts at juvenile training schools, disabled welfare facilities, hospices, etc. were evaluated, and since 2002, they received subsidies from the Kyokai Foundation. Currently it has bases in Japan and Europe.
In February 2005 the first CD "Like song searching", and in August 2006 released "Solveik's prayer" (Victor Entertainment). "Like the search of songs" got the evaluation of the semi-recommended board in "Journal of Records Art", the semi-recommended board in "Sorvay's prayer" in the same magazine.
Her sister is Yoko Mizukawa, a violinist. Her husband is Finnish and violinist Mark Gotoni.
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