Budding concert development project Sakimoto Mami & Arakawa Tomomi Joint recital The Agency for Cultural Affairs and Culture aims to develop young artists (art, music, dance, theater, movies, stage art, etc.) to cultivate human resources who are responsible for promoting Japan's cultural arts , And media arts) in 1967 from 1967, and many artists have produced results that have provided opportunities to engage in practical training abroad overseas .
The Japan Federation of Musicians will hold this concert as a place for studying overseas with this system and presenting the results of the training to the trainees who returned to the country.
All the programs to be played are composed by themselves. In case
It is a whole-body program with special feelings of budding artists who have been seriously dealing with culture and music after various experience abroad. In case
Please expect from the performance of young musicians who play a role in the next classical music world! The Japan Performance Federation
"Recital series for upbringing musicians development project" is a concert in a recital format aimed at nurturing and introducing excellent budding players by the Japan National Federation of Performing Arts, on the premise of the casting and cooperation of performers It is held in 6 cities across the country.
This series selects performers by audition, and it is carried out as co-hosted by the Agency for Cultural Affairs and the Japan National Federation.
As a rule, the concert will be a debut recital of a person who intends to act as a full-fledged performer.
There is no schedule or ticket right now.
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