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Přemysl Vojta Horn Recital [Osaka performance] Co-starring: Tomoko Sawano (piano)

Přemysl Vojta Horn Recital [Osaka performance] Co-starring: Tomoko Sawano (piano)

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World Winds Virtuoso Series
Pemysl Vojta Horn Recital, Osaka

Venue: Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance The Phoenix Hall
The Phoenix Hall

Co-starring: Tomoko Sawano (piano)
Tomoko Sawano, piano


All seats free ¥4,500
Members of the Japan Horn Association have a 500-yen discount for remaining seats and same-day tickets. Please contact us at 03-3943-6677.
*Person only. Available at Pro Arte Musice and musical instrument stores. Advance sale only


Organizer/Ticket/Contact: Pro Arte Musice 03-3943-6677

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Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance The Phoenix Hall Ticket Center 06-6363-7999 (weekdays 10:00-17:00)
Ticket Pia 0570-02-9999 t.pia.jp [P code 208-082]
Lawson ticket 0570-000-407 (operator) 0570-084-005 (automatic voice required L code: 56495) l-tike.com


Free admission to classical concerts for children aged 6-18!
This performance is also eligible. For details, see http://www.classic.or.jp

[Application Deadline] Must arrive by Tuesday, October 29th

【Application method】
Please apply by e-mail or return postcard with the necessary information clearly stated.
After the deadline, we will send an invitation (ticket) to the winners and a notice to that effect to the unsuccessful winners.

● Email application: info@proarte.co.jp
Subject: [JCF Application] Desired performance date, venue, performance title
Text:
1. Applicant name (child's name)
2. Age
3. (Only if 1. is an elementary school student) Name of one accompanying guardian
4.Address
5. Phone
6. Where did you hear about this festival?

● Click here for an example of filling out a return postcard
http://www.classic.or.jp/2013/09/jcfapplicationform.html
※Please fill in the "address side of correspondence" as follows.
〒112-0013
1-20-14-5F Otowa, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Pro Arte Musice JCF present staff

Click here for details on how to apply
http://www.classic.or.jp/2013/09/jcfapplicationform.html

Program

Coffronu: Sonatine for horn and piano
Slavitzky: Three Capriccios
Schumann: Fantasia Op.73
Hindemith: Horn Sonata in F
Beethoven: Horn Sonata in F major, Op.17

Profile

●Profile of Přemysl Voyta is here
Pemysl Vojta Biography

Tomoko Sawano (piano)
Living in Berlin, Germany. Born in Tokyo in 1969. Started playing the piano at the age of 3. In 1992, he won the 3rd prize at the Pitina Piano Competition, special grade, and studied under Katsuko Miura and Kazune Shimizu at the music school attached to the Tokyo College of Music, the attached music high school, and the same university. Moved to Germany in 1993 and studied under Reiner Becker at the University of the Arts Berlin (former West Berlin). In 1995, while still a student, she won a diploma at the Maria Canals International Piano Competition held in Barcelona, ​​Spain.
He has been enthusiastically engaged in ensemble performances since he was in high school, and has accumulated practical experience. He has high ensemble ability that makes him feel as if he is one with his co-stars, flexibility that allows him to react instantly, and a solid musical outlook. There are countless offers for recitals, concert tours, CD recordings, etc. from famous performers all over the world.
Others include the Markneukirchen International Music Competition (Germany), the Munich International Competition (Germany), the Philip Jones International Competition (France), the International Trombone Festival (Denmark), the PMF Music Festival (Sapporo), the Mondñedo Workshop (Spain). ), Tubamania Festival (Thailand), etc., and has been invited as an official pianist to competitions and seminars around the world, and has won many “Best Pianist Awards” among them.
In addition, since 1998, he has been in charge of teaching brass players at the Berlin University of the Arts, the Berlin Academy of Music, and the Franz Liszt Conservatory (Weimar) as a wind instrument department correpetitor. Many of his students have won 1st prizes in international competitions, and his teaching skills have been highly evaluated.