Kondo Take is a Japanese organist. He graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts Department of Music composer and completed Organ course at the same university. He has been studied composing with Mr. Takayuki Noda, Ms. Kawai, Masayuki Nagatomi, Mr. Tadashi Otaka, and studied the organ with Tsuji Hirono and Naoko Imai.
Currently he works as an organist, as a composer and arranger, with solo performances such as organ recital, concerts, lecture concerts, etc. mainly in concert halls all over the country, and also performs with ensembles and orchestras. In addition, he has performed numerous premiere of self-made performances and Japanese work, especially in June 2002 "Modern Music Created by Shosoin Restored Instrument and European Traditional Musical Instrument" - European Performance (Germany, Italy, France, Poland), as a soloist of Atsuhiko Teshio works and he gained popularity.
In July 2004 he served as a hall organist from the beginning of the opening of the Musa Kawasaki Symphony Hall until March 2006. From November 2006, he went to France (Paris) as an overseas trainee of Agency for Cultural Affairs Dispatch Art. Mr. Philippe Lefevre, a positive organist of the Paris · Notre Dame Cathedral, studied organ and improvisation.
He is a member of the Japan Organist Association.
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