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The 501st Nikkei Muse Salon Alternative Performance The Chamber Brass (Brass Quintet by NHK Symphony Orchestra members)

The 501st Nikkei Muse Salon Alternative Performance The Chamber Brass (Brass Quintet by NHK Symphony Orchestra members)

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The Chamber Brass led by NHK Symphony Orchestra principal trumpet player Kazuaki Kikumoto (brass quintet of NHK Symphony Orchestra members)
〜Brass players from the NHK Symphony Orchestra, the top orchestra in Japan!〜

The NHK Symphony Orchestra is one of Japan's leading orchestras, with many historical performances and a fascination with classical music fans.

The brass quintet "The Chamber Brass" by five brass players active in the NHK Symphony Orchestra will appear for the first time at the Nikkei Muse Salon!

At Nikkei Hall, experience the exquisite techniques and brilliant brass sounds of trumpeter Kazuaki Kikumoto and other leading members of the Japanese orchestra world.

*This performance will be held with the front, back, left and right seats vacant in consideration of the new coronavirus infection prevention guidelines.
There may be changes in the holding of the performance due to the influence of the future corona misfortune. Please check the homepage before visiting.

[Date and time]

October 14, 2020 (Wednesday) 18:30 start (18:00 open)

【venue】

Nikkei Hall

【Admission fee】

General 5,000 yen

Children 2,500 yen

(elementary school students and above, high school students and younger )

Tax included・All reserved seats

*The general price has been raised due to various circumstances. note that.

* Children's tickets are only available at the Nikkei Performance Office.

*Preschool children are not allowed to enter.  

*We are planning to distribute a paid archive after the performance. Details will be announced later on our website.

[Organizer]

Nikkei Inc.

[Sponsor]

FANCL

[Ticket handling]

Sales start from 10:00 am on 9/18 (Mon.)!

Ticket Pia 0570-02-9999 (P code: 185-756)

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Nikkei Performance Office 03-5227-4227 *Weekdays 10:00-18:00

【inquiry】

Nikkei Performance Secretariat TEL. 03-5227-4227 (Weekdays 10:00-18:00)

Program

Handel (Zeip) / "Glee" from Music for the Royal Fireworks
JS Bach (Coletti) / Jesu, joy of man's desiring
JS Bach (Rom) / Fugue in G Minor
Mozart (Watkin)/Ave Verum Corpus
Traditional (Hudson)/Danny Boy
Hudson / Lamentation of the White Rose
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Gershwin (Kazuya Koshino)/Someone to Watch Over Me
Gershwin (Eden) / An American in Paris
Piazzolla (Masaki Ima) / Spring in Buenos Aires, Oblivion, Libertango

Profile

The Chamber Brass (brass quintet)
Formed by Kazuaki Kikumoto (trumpet), Eiji Yamamoto (trumpet), Hiroshi Kigawa (horn), Wataru Ikegami (trombone), and Yukihiro Ikeda (tuba), all brass players who are active in Japan's leading orchestra, the NHK Symphony Orchestra. The brass quintet "The Chamber Brass". The repertoire is wide-ranging, from classical masterpieces to musical numbers and original works for brass quintet. With his exquisite technique and ensemble ability cultivated in Japan's top orchestra, he has fascinated many audiences, from beginners to fans of brass instruments.

Kazuaki Kikumoto (trumpet)
Graduated from Kyoto City University of Arts at the top of his class and graduated from the same graduate school at the top of the class. He also studied at the Freiburg Hochschule für Musik and the Karlsruhe Hochschule für Musik. Since 2004, he has been a member of the Kyoto Symphony Orchestra, and has been the principal trumpet player of the NHK Symphony Orchestra since 2012. Won 1st prize at the 19th Japan Wind and Percussion Competition, 1st prize at the 72nd Music Competition of Japan, Masuzawa Prize, E. Nakamichi Prize, Audience Award, 2nd prize at Jeju Brass Competition, Rieksa International Trumpet and He has also won awards in international competitions, including 3rd prize in competitions, 2nd prize in the Ellsworth Smith International Trumpet Solo Competition and the Chosen Vale Prize. Kyoto trumpet group "Summer Breeze", Izumi Sinfonietta Osaka, "The Chamber Brass" by members of NHK Symphony Orchestra, members of Hyo Brass Quintet. Part-time lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts.

Eiji Yamamoto (trumpet)
Born in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts in 1999. In 2000, he won the 69th Japan Music Competition Trumpet Section. So far, he has played trumpet by Genzo Kitamura, chamber music by Eiichi Inagawa, and has held masterclasses with ex-Vienna Philharmonic principal Hans Gansch, Vienna Philharmonic principal Hans-Peter Schuh, and former Metropolitan Opera Orchestra principal Marc Schu. Studied under Mr. Gould. Joined the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra in 2004 and joined the NHK Symphony Orchestra in 2014. Kunitachi College of Music Lecturer, Toho Gakuen Lecturer, Executive Director of the Japan Trumpet Association.

Hiroshi Kigawa (horn)
Received 1st place in the horn category at the 20th Japan Wind and Percussion Competition, the Judge's Special Award, the Encouragement Award from the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and the Tokyo Governor's Award. Received a diploma at the 39th Markneukirchen International Competition. While in college, he performed as a soloist with the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, the New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, the Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra, the Japan Century Symphony Orchestra, and the Hyogo Performing Arts Center Orchestra. Performed recitals at Tokyo Opera City Recital Series "B→C", Tokyo Spring Music Festival, etc. Participated in Saito Kinen Festival, Seiji Ozawa Music Academy, PMF, Kusatsu International Music Academy & Festival. In 2013, he received the “Sakuya Kono Hana Award” from Osaka City. Graduated from the high school attached to Tokyo College of Music. Studied under Nobuyuki Mizuno, Yuichi Tominari, and Mitsuyo Okamoto. After graduating, he studied under CF Darmann at the Berlin University of the Arts. After working with the Japan Century Symphony Orchestra, he has been a member of the NHK Symphony Orchestra since September 2015. BRASS CODE 12, member of Izumi Sinfonietta Osaka. Part-time lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts.

Kou Ikegami (trombone)
NHK Symphony Orchestra trombonist. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. Won 3rd place in the 8th Japan Wind and Percussion Competition. Received the 3rd Idemitsu Music Award Encouragement Award. Joined the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra in 1989 while in college. In 1995, he transferred to the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra as principal flutist. In 2001, he moved to the NHK Symphony Orchestra, where he continues to this day.
Visiting professor at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music. Part-time lecturer at Showa University of Music.

●Yukihiro Ikeda (Tuba)
Born in Shimada City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Won the 3rd prize in the 12th Japan Wind and Percussion Competition while studying at Kunitachi College of Music. Graduated from the same university at the top of his class with the Yatabe Award. After graduating, he joined the Osaka Municipal Music Group. In the same year, he won the 1st prize at the 15th Japan Wind and Percussion Competition. Markneukirchen International Competition (Germany), 4th prize and diploma prize in the tuba category. In 2005, he transferred to the NHK Symphony Orchestra. Performed many concertos at the NHK Symphony Orchestra Orchard and regular performances of the NHK Symphony Orchestra, gaining popularity.
Released the first solo album "Concertino" in 2010. He has studied under Eiichi Inagawa and Hideki Egawa. Currently a tuba player of the NHK Symphony Orchestra. Part-time lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts, Kunitachi College of Music, and Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts. Members of N-crafts, Tokyo Brass Symphony, Nagisa Brass Zorisden, Brass Hexagon, and Japan Tuba Soloists. Director of the Japan Euphonium and Tuba Association.