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Tomoshi Shimane

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Tomoshi Shimane is a Japanese musical artist .Born in 1989, Toshima-ku, Tokyo. He began cello at the age of 7, graduated from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music High School, Tokyo College of Music Faculty of Arts Instrument Music Department. He completed master's course of the same graduate school and at Conservatoire Municipal Erik Satie (Paris 7th district Eric Saty Conservatory). Currently enrolled at Doctoral Course of Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music . The contents of the research are " pursuing the possibilities of performance style and performance that was written at the time " about the reading and playing style of the string instrument instruments living in Beethoven's era, performance notation which is unknown " Concert, and to present at their own lecture & opening lesson.

Received the same vocalization award, graduate acanthus music award at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. In addition, he was selected for orchestra as a soloist of Cello Concerto in A. Dvorak at the Gakudo Morning Concert, as well as regular performances of classical and chamber music (piano trio, string quartet), Old Kurakudo / Thursday He was elected as a number of concerts, including concerts (old music, composition), Japanese premiere of Gregoire Laurieux's new song (Brakhage Series, II for violoncello and electronics (2012) - cello solo and electronics).

She has performed orchestra with Nakano citizen's symphony orchestra, Edogawa ku philharmonic orchestra, Aoyama festival orchestra, and has served as a soloist for concerto of E. Elgar, A. Dvorak and J. Brahms respectively.

In France, he was selected for the project of held at Hotel de Soubise (House of the Ruins and the present French History Museum), holding a solo recital at Baroque cello, and the Versailles royal family. He appeared in numerous concerts at churches and castles throughout France including Chapel, Olatoire du Louvre, Chartres church.