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2023/12/1 (Fri)
J:COM Urayasu Music Hall Concert Hall
Advance tickets: 4,000 yen
day: 4,500 yen
(unreserved seats in order of reference number, tax included)
* WEB reservation only will be accepted.
There is no telephone reception at the confetti ticket center.
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| Performance content | A recital by two classical pianists who studied at the Italian Conservatory. This year marks the 150th anniversary of Rachmaninoff's birth. To commemorate this, we will perform mainly Rachmaninoff's music. programming with each solo and two pianos. Enjoy a spectacular array of classical music in the rich-sounding hall. (Miyano solo) Chopin: Nocturne No.8 in D flat major, Op.27-2 Rachmaninoff: From Fantastic Pieces No.1 Elegy Op.3-1 No.2 Prelude "Bells" in C-sharp minor Op.3-2 (Yonezu solo) Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No.2 in B flat minor, Op.36 (revised version) (2 pianos) Mozart: Sonata for 2 Pianos in D major, K.448 Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18 |
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| Schedule | ＜Date＞ 2023/12/1 (Fri) ＜Schedule＞ December 1 (Fri) 19:30-21:30 *Doors open 30 minutes before the show starts. |
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Advance tickets: 4,000 yen day: 4,500 yen (unreserved seats in order of reference number, tax included) * WEB reservation only will be accepted. There is no telephone reception at the confetti ticket center. 【GETTIIS sales】 Br/> <* You will be moved to another site. * Different from confetti members. For details of [Electronic ticket (LesuQ) selectable performance] (LesuQ) For detailsPlease check here . + Ticketing Fee |
| Venue | J:COM Urayasu Music Hall Concert Hall |
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| Organizations Overview | Piano duo by classical pianists Masahiro Yonezu and Kyosuke Miyano. [Masahiro Yonezu] After graduating from Chiba Prefectural Makuhari Sogo High School, he graduated from Tokyo College of Music (piano performer course). graduated at the top of his class. Enrolled as a scholarship student while attending University and Graduate School. 2009, Teaching Assistant at the same university. After graduating from graduate school, he worked as a part-time assistant at his alma mater, Tokyo College of Music, at an unusually young age, and then studied at the prestigious Imola Conservatory in Italy as a ROHM Music Foundation Scholarship student in 2013 and 2014 to further study. 2007 Won second prize in the piano section of the 76th Japan Music Competition. Winner of the Iwatani Prize (Audience Award). He has performed with various orchestras including Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, Chiba Symphony Orchestra, New Philharmonic Orchestra Chiba, Gross Vogel Philharmoniker, and Tokyo College of Music Blazing Orchestra. Sendai Classic Festival 2011 and 2012, Narita International Airport lobby concert. In addition to performing solo and chamber music, he is also actively focusing on outreach activities such as providing sound sources and articles under the motto of popularizing classical music, appearing on TV, volunteer activities, teaching the next generation, and conducting school performances for elementary to high school students. has studied under Eiko Terada, Junko Takanashi, Takashi Murakami, Takashi Hironaka, and Leonid Margarius. He was also supervised by world-class pianists and professors such as M. Laecallio, P. Nersesian, S. Dolensky, A. Satz, M. Belov, D. Joffe, B. Rigut, V. Lyadov, B. Getzke, T. Zelikman, B. Petrushansky and P. Dovaillon. returned to Japan in the winter of 2015 and started performing in earnest. actively appears on TV programs such as Fuji TV's "Friday Women I Want to Hear" and TV Asahi's "Art Hakase" and "Nara Deki", as well as on radio. Currently, the piano performance is being streamed live on YouTube. https://linktr.ee/yonezutadahiro 【Kyosuke Miyano】 from Akita. After graduating from Toho Gakuen University and graduating from graduate school, he entered the Italian National Conservatory of Music at the top of his class and continued his studies. He has won numerous awards in domestic and international competitions, including the Gold Prize of the S Course in the Piano Division of the 48th Kawai Music Competition and the second prize of the 11th Francesco Moscato International Music Competition (Italy). Winner of the Chopin Prize at the Bolzano Festival (Italy). He has performed at the Odessa Music Festival (Ukraine), the Euro Summer Festival (Germany) and the Summer Euro Arts Academy (Poland). He has given solo recitals in Italy, Germany and Poland Japan. He has performed with the Bolzano Conservatory Orchestra and the EU Youth Orchestra. also took lessons from world-renowned pianists and professors, including Olivier Gardon, Jean=Claude Penutier, Dina Joffe, Tatiana Zelikman, Michael Voskresensky, Klaus Helwig, Jakob Leuschner, Pascal Nemirovsky, and Martino Tilimo. Returned to Japan in 2021 due to the influence of Corona and started full-scale concert activities based in Japan. In 2022, he was selected as seven soloists from all over Japan at the soloist audition sponsored by the Japan Performing Association, and gave a recital at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, which was well received. In 2023, he will perform with flower arranger Shogo Kaiyazaki at the Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall with two pianos, and perform at the Minato Mirai Piano Festival. Japan Judged at various competitions including the Classical Music Competition. He also focuses on teaching the younger generation, and conducts a lot of outreach from kindergarten to general organizations. He has studied under Keiko Yamazaki, Mamiko Suda, and Giorgia Alessandra Brustia . |