Choir phonse Floris The 12th Concert-Spiritual Versailles religious music

Date and time: July 14th 2019 (Sun) 2pm (1:30 pm)
Venue: Ueno Gakuen Ishibashi Memorial Hall
chorus: 　choir Fons - Floris
command:　Tetsuro Hanai
Sponsor: Fonce Floris Co., Ltd. Co-host: Chorus Fonce Floris
Music Ensemble: Contraponto , Soprano dessus Takami Hanayo Otoko Tamura Hautes -contre / tailles Tajiri Takeshi Taitomumoto Taisuke Murakami
Music Track:

Guillaume Minore Guillaume Minoret (ca.1650–1717 or 1720)
"Hurry, people!"
"Currite populi"
Michel-Richard de Lalande Michel-Richard de Lalande (1657-1726)
"From the deep sea "
"De profundis"

Hodaka Maruyama (丸山穂高　Maruyama Hodaka, born January 10, 1984) is a Japanese politician serving in the House of Representatives in the Diet (national legislature). Maruyama was born in Sakai, Osaka and graduated from The University of Tokyo in 2006. After graduating from university, he got into the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry,Japan. In 2009, he joined The Matsushita Institute of Government and Management. In 2012, as a member of the Japan Innovation Party, he was elected to the Diet for the first time. He was reelected it in 2014 and appointed Vice-Chairman for the Policy Research Council and Diet Affairs Committee of the party. And then, he was elected for the third term in 2017.

In 2019, during a visit to the Russian Kunashir Island, he were reported to have been drunk and shouted "Nothing will be accomplished unless we go to war" and others, remarking on the Kuril Islands dispute. This has resulted in wide criticism in Japan and led to him being ousted from the party. And furthermore, impeachment resolution to him was unanimously approved in the House of Representatives.

Abe Mariko (Abe Mariko) studied at Ferris Women's College Junior College Music Department, she graduated from Research Course. She studied the violin with Haruji Amano and the late Mr. Ryosaku Kubota. She graduated from the baroque violin major at the Milan Conservatory in Italy and the Royal Academy of Music in the Netherlands at The Hague. At the Geneva Classical Music Center in Switzerland, he enrolled in the Viola da Gamba family and received theory for classical music. She graduated from the Viola da Gamba department of the Higher Music Academy of Paris, France. At the Boulogne-Billancourt Conservatory near Paris, she completed the chamber music diploma with the first prize. While working as a freelance performer in concerts, music festivals, and opera theaters throughout Europe for 17 years, she has also participated in numerous recordings and recordings. Returning to Japan in November 2009, she is currently teaching undergraduates and has been performing as a baroque violin and viola da gamba expert.

Toshihiko Amano graduated from Virginia State William and Mary University, he passed through the Tokyo University of the Arts College of Music, and completed the master's course at the same university. He participated in performances, recordings and TV recordings of classical music orchestras such as "Bach Collegium Japan", "Le Consul Frances" and "Concerto Copenhagen". He studied under the terms of Natsumi Wakamatsu, A. Baye, S. Standidi, and R. Pogger. We are invited to A. Baie's assistant at an ancient music seminar in Barbast (France).

Early Music Ensemble Contraponto -Ensemble for Early Music An ensemble by old musicians and old musicians, formed in 2005 with the leader of Tetsuro Hanai as a leader. From the late Renaissance to the baroque religious music repertoire, mainly in the 17th century. Depending on the program, each part will be organized according to each work, from instrumental and vocal ensembles to a capella chorus, to solo choruses, to choruses and to the form of a baroque orchestra. In order to make the most of the possibilities of the work, the performers who thoroughly insist on the style of performance specific to the times and regions, and the vocalist and the instrument player share not only the music but the image of the "sound" itself The goal is to play in a "counter-level" manner, while making use of their own creativity. The music he has worked on so far includes Renaissance music such as Victoria and Gesuardo, Golden Age of Venetian religious music such as Gabrieli, Monteverdi, 3 German major baroque S-Scheins, Schite, and Spanish Villachiko and the 18th century Jesuit missionary period A variety of Latin American religious works, French baroque composers Charpantier, Jean Gilles, Couplan, De Lalande, etc. Performed Monteverdi's "Prayer's Evening Prayer" at the 10th anniversary commemoration concert, and its live recording was well-received with CD release and high res delivered as the first Ottava records "Cons's Conte. Basically, each part is organized one by one, with a relatively large number of voices, we will play mainly on large religious songs of the organization. A new generation where vocalists and instrumental musicians play together while sharing the image of the sound itself, with music of an era that can not be captured with modern forms of performance such as solo, chorus and orchestra. Aim for a style ensemble. While making use of their Virtuoso aspects, we pursue expressions suitable for the approach from Renaissance Polyphony, words, and the effects that they possess. The goal is not to play in the existing performance style, but to create a full-fledged music that seeks and builds up a sound suitable for the work. We will actively take up French baroque religious music as a repertoire, as there are few opportunities to be played in Japan. Many of the works are called Grand Mothe, a sort of church cantata with solo, choir and orchestral music. In the performance, it is assumed that the orchestra of Versailles, and the instrumental and vocal music is performed by the organization of 30 to 40 persons.

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• Ishibashi Memorial Hall
  石橋メモリアルホール

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  日本、〒110-0015 東京都台東区東上野４丁目２４−１２  Map

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