Ayaka Ono mezzo-soprano recital is Classic music event held in Japan.
Budding musical performer training project Recital series TOKYO 79 Ayaka Ono mezzo-soprano recital
Annual recital series by excellent bravery performers chosen by audition!
Programs that are played by recitals are all composed of themselves.
It is a whole-body program with special feelings of budding musicians who have been dealing with music sincerely.
Please expect from the performance of young musicians who will play the next classical music world!
~ Ayaka Ono -
Thank you for this opportunity for recital at the historic Tokyo Bunka Kaikan.
This concert entitled "The World of Russian Songs" deeply delves into the genre of Russian songs that showed excitement in recent years, with Yuko Mori of the pianist and also with Sayuri Fukushima of Flute at the song collection of Ippolitov Ivanov I hope to tell you about its charm while receiving it.
A cute song collection expressing a delicate heart fold with a composition of less sound, beside the lyrical poetry of Russian national poet Pushkin , even in the ornate style of opera, a life-sized person of a composer Tchaikovsky's songs with a glimpse of likeness, songs of exotic empolitov ibanov's songs, and Prokofiev songs like a musical drama
It is an overnight program that collects favorite songs. I am waiting for your visit from the bottom of my heart.
"Recital series for upbringing musicians development project" is a concert in a recital format aimed at nurturing and introducing excellent budding players by the Japan National Federation of Performing Arts, on the premise of the casting and cooperation of performers It is held in 6 cities across the country.
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Yuko Mori (森 裕子) is a Japanese pianist. After going to the music high school attached to the Tokyo College of Music and completing the same university, Yuko Mori completed the master course piano major in the same university graduate school.
Yuko also studied at Stuttgart National College of Music studying under Conrad Richter. In Zurich International Meister class, she studied under Mr. Buff Binder. In solo activities, Yuko held 4 recitals and appeared in NHK-FM "famous recital". She has also put emphasis on pianist and chamber music co-starring vocal music and instrumental music, and many premiere of Japanese composers are also involved.
After completing the Faculty of Music at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Ayaka Ono graduated from the university graduate school master's program with a song of Rimsky-Korsakoff. She is a part-time lecturer at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music and member of the Japan Federation of musicians.
Currently Sayuri is enrolled in instrumental music major in Tokyo Graduate School of Music. At the 63rd All Japan Student Music Competition Hokkaido Competition, Sayuri won second place in the high school department. She graduated from Tokyo Gakugei University music major.
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