Ryoko Sunagawa is a Japanese soprano singer from Miyakojima, Okinawa Prefecture. After graduating from Musashino College of Music Senior Vocal Music Department, she studied in Milan with the Esuporubic Memorial Foundation from 2001 to 2003.
She won prize at No. 34 Nippon Iyaku Concolso, 69th Japan Music Competition and won the Zand Don Award at the 12th R. Zandnai International Vocal Competition.
She has performed four times at the NHK New Year Opera Concert.
Asaka Satoshi (Asahaka Satoshi, October 26, 1959 -) is a free announcer in Japan, an ex-TV Asahi announcer.
He was born in Yokohama in 1959. After graduating from Keio University, he joined the company as an announcer on TV Asahi. He is in charge of sports broadcasting of "News Station". Became a free announcer in 1995, active in various media. On the other hand, He also serve as a planning organization and a moderator for classical concerts.
He is famous for recorder's masterpieces, his professional skills at television and concerts. Also, in Yokohama City where he currently lives, he organizes an ensemble Yamate Barocco and regularly performs
Rie Shimizu is a opera singer graduating from Tokyo College of Music, Opera Course. She had a short time studing in Bologna, Italy. She got No.2 at the 41st Japan - Italy Vocal Music Concorso, No.1 and Audience award at the 7th Tokyo Music Competition, Vocal Section.
So far, she has played Rigoletto's Jilda, VIOLETTA, La Boheme's Musetta, Adina of love, Magic flute's Pamina, Hansel and Gretel, Carmen, Frascita. In the Fujiwara Opera Team, she has appeared in the role of Falstaff (Nanetta), Forvill (Journey to Reims) etc... She also serves as a soprano solo for "Ninth", Mozart "Crowned Mass", Mozart "C Minor Mass", Faure "Requiem", Vivaldi "Gloria", Orff "Carmina Burana".
Vitali Yushumanov is a baritone born in St. Petersburg and studied at the Academy for young vocalists at the Marinsky Theater. He graduated from Leipzig's Mendelssohn Bartoldi Music and Drama University. He played the leading role of "Don Giovanni" at the Bad Hertfeld Opera Music Festival in Germany while also studying at the Leipzig Gewandhaus' New Year's Concert.
Since autumn of 2013, he frequently visits Japan and performs in various places such as "Brahms/Requiem" soloist, opera, solo recital, joint recital, orchestra co-starring.
He moved to Japan in the spring of 2015, followed by his debut album "Wings of Song" (Florestan), and his Italy album "Parole d'amore" (Octavia) was released.
2015 "Don Carlo" Rodrigo Marquis, 2016 Starring opera "Don Giovanni" as the protagonist.
He got No.1 and Special Prize at Japan Tusty Competition Contest 2015, No.2 at 14th Tokyo Music Competition Vocal Music Section, No.1 and Best Song Award at 52th Japan Ico Vocal Music Concorso.
Shingo Sudo is a baritone opera singer from Tanabe city, Wakayama prefecture. He graduated from Kunitachi College of Music, and completed graduate school.
He attended the 37th Italian Vocal Concord Sienna Grand Prix, the 42nd Japan Italy Vocal Music Concaso(No. 1 and Song Prize), the Orvieto International Opera Competition in Italy(2nd place) and other domestic and international competitions.
He debuted with the title role "Don Giovanni".
In 1999, he went on to study under the baritone singer L. Sacomani. He played various roles such as, "Tezukihime" Jermont, "Il Trovatore" Earl of Luna, "Rigoletto" title role, "Masque ball" Renato , "Aida" Amonazuro, "Otello" Iago, "La Boheme" Marcello, "Tosca" Scalpia, "Carmen" Escamillo, "Sequiller's Doctor" Figaro etc...
He returned to Japan in 2006, joined the Fujiwara Uti Theater Company. He appeared one after another as "La Boheme" Marcello, "Love no Omochika" Belcole, "Lucia of Runmel Mall" Enrico, "Marriage of Figaro" Count Arma Viva, "Camellia Hime" Jermon.
Other opera organizations also have "Nabucco" title role, "Macbeth" title role, "Otello" Iago, "Butterfly Masters" Sharpless, "Gianni Skilky" title role, "Lee Paliacci" Silvio, "Adriana Lucrelu" He appeared in numerous Italian operas including Mishoudne, "Cavalleria Rusticana" Alfio, "Don Pasquale" Malatesta, etc, and both get high acclaim.
He also performed "Fidelio" Don Pizarro, "Female Falke", "Ninth", "Carmina Burana", "Requiem" (written by Verdi), "B minor Mass" (Bach composition), appeared at NHK New Year Opera Concert, also singing the national anthem in international football match.
Naoki Miyasato is an opera singer from Tokyo. He attended Tokyo National University of the Arts and graduated from the same university.
He got Norio Oga Award, Masuda Toshi Prize, Acanthus Prize, Honorary Voice Award at the time of graduation.
Ueda Junko is an opera singer from Tochigi prefecture. She graduated from the vocal music department of the Faculty of Music, Kunitachi College of Music. She enrolled as the 11th grader of the New National Theater Opera Training Institute and studied under Mr. Yoshiko Yoda, Shigeko Ogasawara and Kei Fukui. She performed at the graduate school opera "Idomeneo", Idamante, at the Graduate School Freshman Concert. In 2007 she appeared at the postgraduate opera "Marriage Figaro" role as Cherubino. Ueda Junko won a soprano prize at the 38th Italian Vocal Concord.
Yuko Takahashi is a pianist from Tokyo. She graduated from Musashino Music College, Department of Music instrument She worked as an ensemble pianist for opera, chorus, voice recital,...
From 1992 to 1993, she studied in Rome with Rotary Foundation scholarship (vocational training course)
She appeared in the concert in Milan, Rome etc. After returning to Japan, she had the opportunity to perform as a collective of concerts and vocal training seminars...
Currently, Yuko Takahashi works for the Japan Opera Promotion Organization, the Japan Philharmonic Association Choir. She is also an instructor of the Japan Opera Promotion Organization, Development Section, member of the Japan Performing Arts Association, member of Amici Dellarika
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