Hironori Jo Tenor Recital is Opera concert event held in Japan.
As the music hall, Hakuju Hall set up reclining seats in the audience for the first time in the world. Since its opening, "Reclining Concert" has been continued and received favorable reviews. It is a series that enjoys the highest acoustics with the whole body while concentrating comfortably at the same time a feeling of tense air in the classical concert hall as well as a feeling of relaxation in the live house. By tasting the raw music relaxingly with the reclining seats in all seats, you can enjoy the sounds that you could not hear and listen to the charm of music. Please spend a relaxing time at Hakuju Hall with beautiful sound.
Hironori Jo has a high calling of "tenor who will bear the next generation" with shining beautiful voice and masterpiece performance. This time, as a solo recital, we have the most hot attention now with the program which has opera · aria from handel baroque opera "Julius · Caesar of Egypt", Gnor "Romeo and Juliet", Donizetti "Roberto · deglieu" etc.
Please enjoy the charm of music!
He won Sienna Grand Prize at the 42nd Italian Vocal Concords and the 1st place and the Iwatani prize at the 84th Japan Music Competition. He graduated from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music and won Acanthus music award, completed the New National Theater Opera Training Center. Hironori Jo is a male tenor singer in Japan.
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