Sakae Philharmonic Orchestra is a citizen orchestra with 30 years of experience founded in 1986 with the birth of Sakae-ku, Yokohama.
Before birth
In 1985, the idea that the area of Sakae-ku is now independent from Totsuka-ku by division was announced, and the name of Sakae-ku was decided in the same year in the same year. Mr. Motomihiro Furuya who had been hosting a music conference locally had a petition to establish a citizen orchestra, due to the efforts of the Sakae Ward Opening Preparation Committee and the Union Neighborhood Association Liaison Committee, a budget for purchasing large instruments was attached and members of stakeholders Recruitment has started. Especially, the Furuya and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Furuya received a lot of hard work such as posters - making and contacting music enthusiasts in Shinju including the making of posters.
Group formula
A group ceremony was held at Hongo District Center on June 22, 1986, and 45 people out of 58 applicants until the day participated and elected officers and steering committee members. Mr. Motohiro Furuya representative, Mr. Takashi Shibata as headmaker was appointed inauguration. The conductor was made vacant, but I was appointed Toru Minegishi as a string trainer. In addition, Mr. Mitsumi Ishikawa (new president from 11/3), Mr. Nobuyuki Etsushi (Association Chairman of the Association Self-Governing Association) will be appointed to the adviser. In addition, most of the people gathered were the first to meet, I did not have the choice of the committee, and I decided it with Janken.
Commissioned by conductor
At the General Meeting of December 1989, we decided to officially take over as the conductor of this orchestra to Mr. Matsumura who asked us to conduct since the first regular concert. Since 1991 he has assumed office as a permanent conductor.
Changing the group name
At the general meeting in December 1990 the "Sakae citizen orchestra" was renamed "Sakae Philharmonic Orchestra".
There is no schedule or ticket right now.
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