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2022/3/13 (Sun)
Dai-ichi Life Hall
General: 4,000 yen
senior: 3,500 yen (over 60 years old)
U25: 1,500 yen (under 25 years old)
(all seats reserved, tax included)
This ticket is [Phone reservation] are also available.
0120-240-540 (weekdays 10:00-18:00)
+ Ticketing Fee
| Performance content | [Pieces] Beethoven: String Quartet No. 2 in G major Op.18-2 String Quartet No. 5 in A major, Op.18-5 String Quartet No. 12 in B major Op.127 Welsh String Quartet /Naoto Tani (Violin) Sakiya Naoto, violin Kuto Mihara (violin) Mihara Hisao, violin Koichi Yokomizo (viola) Formed in 2006 by students of Yokomizo Koichi, viola Tomioka Rentaro (cello) Tomioka Rentaro, cello Toho Gakuen. In 2008, he won the third prize at the Quartet at the Munich International Music Competition for the first time in 38 years as a quartet formed only by Japanese people. He studied abroad at the Basel Conservatory in 2010. In the same year, he received the Aoyama Music Prize in Kyoto. In 2011, he won the"Execo"award at the Basel Orchestra Association (BOG) Competition and won the 3rd prize at the 7th Osaka International Chamber Music Competition. Completed the Basel Conservatory in 2012 and returned to Japan in 2013. He was invited from tokyo spring music festival, Hakuju Hall, Kioi Hall, Oji Hall, Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall, Art Tower Mito, etc. He appeared on NHK's "Best of Classics", "Classical Club" and "Masterpiece Album". In 2017, all Beethoven's music performances (6 times in total) started at iichiko Cultural Center, and at the same time, all the song recording projects are underway at fontec. has been performing at Dai-ichi Life Hall every year since 2016, and all Beethoven concerts have started in 2019. He has appeared in all three series of Kioi Hall's "Quartet + (Plus)", and the performance in March 2019 was broadcast nationwide on NHK "Classic Club" and others. He was invited to perform concertos as a soloist by the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra in 2016 and the Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra in 2017. http://verusquartet.net/ Message from the Welsh String Quartet Beethoven Chicles, which the Welsh String Quartet has been working on since 2019 at the Dai-ichi Life Hall, will finally reach the final this year. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the guests who visited through Triton Arts Network/ Dai-ichi Life Hall and Chiculus for this wonderful opportunity. We are working on recording all the songs in parallel with all the performances, and 10 songs have been released so far. In the last two pieces of Chiculus, we will play the songs that have already been recorded, but I think the most important thing for musicians to work on great works is to always have a fresh sensibility and pursue possibilities that they have not yet seen. We hope you will feel to the end the deepening of the Welsh String Quartet that we walked with Dai-ichi Life Hall and the infinite possibilities of Beethoven. , the string quartet No. 12 op.127, which we perform at the end of all performances, is also the first song we played at Dai-ichi Life Hall, and it is a memorable work. I send it with gratitude to Chiculus. Welsh String Quartet |
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| Performances Homepage | https://www.triton-arts.net/ja/concert/2022/03/13/3531/ |
| Appearance | Welsh String Quartet? Buy @iolin? E-? °CO Hara Kuto?? Buy @iolin? E-? ♂｡ Koichi Mizo?? Buy B Ora? E-? &x RentaroOka?? 'Ello? |
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| Schedule | ＜Date＞ 2022/3/13 (Sun) ＜Schedule＞ Sunday, March 13, 2022, 2:00 p.m. (Doors open at 1:15 p.m.) |
| Ticket Fee |
General: 4,000 yen senior: 3,500 yen (over 60 years old) U25: 1,500 yen (under 25 years old) (all seats reserved, tax included) This ticket is [Phone reservation] are also available. 0120-240-540 (weekdays 10:00-18:00) + Ticketing Fee |
| Venue | Dai-ichi Life Hall |
| Remarks | * Preschoolers are not allowed to enter. * Unavoidly, the performance number, the order of the songs, and the performers are subject to change. Please understand it beforehand. |
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