Meeting Choir was founded in 1962. It is a nourished choir. A man's voice choir also serves as an account of a group / Activities in Tokyo.
Conductor: Akira Shimizu Akinori Minamikata
Pianist: Hiroki Igawa
Number of members: 1 year: 10 people, 2 years: 8 people, 3 years: 5 people.
Activity day: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri
Activity place: First music room
Last year results: Participating in the Tokyo Advocacy Contest Participating in the
Gakuin Festival Mini Concert:
Kobunren Music Division 3rd District Meeting
Attending the Kobunren Music Division Central Competition Attending the
NHK Challenge Program Model Performances
The 61st Regular Concert
Waseda University Cole Flugel is a male voice choir founded in 1949 by Shinya Sekiya . He is also a professional Choral Conductor and Professor Keiichi Shimizu who is also flugel OB will teach as a permanent conductor. Currently there are members of stronger than 45 people, basically practicing three times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday). In addition to regular events such as regular concerts and training camps, he participate in the chorus competition. As a choir of Waseda University, it is a small group choir, but there are opportunities to interact with many people through joint concerts with other choirs and participation in competitions.
There is also a strong connection with the OB including the joint concert with the OB choir "Ikari Kai", and they also have opportunities.
Hiroyuki Oda was born in Sapporo in 1975 . He is familiar with music from an early age and teaches himself solfege. At the age of 17 she studied for piano studies at the age of 17 stimulated by solfege and harmonized lessons that happened to be received at the age of 16 years . The following year, he entered the Gakuen University School of Music and graduated from the piano department of the same university in 1998 as a principal (NTT DoCoMo scholarship ) and appeared at the Imperial Concert in the Imperial Palace Momokarakudo. After graduating from university, he studied at the Prague Academy of Arts with Boris Kleini, the late brother of great late artist Ivan Moravets.
The solo CD "Put it in the wind of Vltava" released in 2017 is selected as the Yomiuri Shimbun Sounds BOX recommendation board, and in "Record Art" magazine, "Reliable musicality that gives a taste with a foot on the ground" "In the old city of Prague, it is said that it is something that can extend the porcelain received from the virtuoso Moravets' high brother Boris Kleini."
He has played in Czech, German (chamber music) and Romania (concerto, recital) so far. Selected and won in domestic competitions. The Japan Chopin Association recitals and the Agency for Cultural Affairs assisted recitals, as well as the orchestra and other concertos such as Dvojak, Rachmaninoff and Beethoven. In the recital "The beauty is attractive that a certain song is sounding" ( music friend ) , especially to the performance of the Czech composer Janacek "Imagination unique to this composer, such as the world of fusion of fantasy and folk style of was stunning representation of the fertility of " ( friends of Music ) , also in the performance of Eastern Europe is the Polish composer Szymanowski" brilliantly serving as a finesse and a variety of tone " ( friends of Music ) , etc., the performance is highly evaluated is recieving.
When he was a student, he was selected as a co-star by the late cellist, Akira Toki and received an introduction to chamber music. In recent years he has also been active as a co-star and has been described as "a pianist who missed a picture" (music friend) for his performance.
So far he has studied piano under the supervision of Toshio Murata, Rumiko Jinno, Kaori Mizuta, Ms. Okamoto Michiko and B. Clinie, and chamber music late with Toki Aoki and Kuberick Trio. Currently, part-time lecturer at Toho Gakuen University, regular member of Japan Chopin Association, Steering Committee member of Kanto Koshinetsu Branch of Japan Piano Education Federation, regular member of All Japan Piano Leaders' Association ( Pitina ) , and received the 2014 Special Leader Award.
Katsunori Maeda is a Piano. He graduated from Tokyo Gakugei University Faculty of Education Arts Department Music Department. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School of Music, received an NTT DoCoMo Scholarship Award. He studied piano with Chisemi Tokimasa, Aiko Sagawa, Toko Mariko, Fumio Ishibashi, Katsumi Ueda, Solfege with Ryo Yoshida, Harmony and Solfege with Eisuke Tsuchida, and Song Accompaniment with Akiko Hoshino. Attended the master classes of Natalya Trulli and Barry Sinaidar.
The 19th Pitina Piano Competition Duo Category Special Award Winner (2 piano duo). NHK audition pass, NHK-FM "Saturday recital" appearance. Received the 5th Tama Fresh Music Competition 2nd place. Tokyo Bunka Kaikan budding musician debut concert audition pass, same concert appearance. Winner of the 8th Japan Chamber Music Competition sixth place (duo with Viola). 10th Suita Music Competition third place prize. The 26th Yamaguchi new face concert appearance. 10th ABC newcomer concert audition pass, same concert appearance. Performed at the Chopin All-Music Concert (Tokyo Art University College of Music, sponsored by the Performing Arts Center). Won the 13th Ogaki Rookie Music Festival Competition Excellence Award (highest place). Performed at the 10th ABC Fresh Concert (conduct with Yuzo Toyama, Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra). 3rd Prize at the Kazusa Academia Music Competition. The 109th Nichien Series recommendation / new face concert audition pass, same concert appearance (conducted with Hiroyuki Odano, Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra). Performed at the 3rd Kazusa Academia Music Contest Winners Concert (conducted with Kazutoshi Yamashita, co-star with New Philharmonic Orchestra Chiba).
Solo recitals have been held continuously since 2000. The concerts by the friendly program that talked about have been well received in various places. Active as a ensemble pianist. Especially in the field of choirs, it has a good reputation, and he has performed with various choirs including Tokyo mixed choir who is a professional choir representative of Japan. More CDs have been released than Fontech and Octavia Records.
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