Naoyuki Murakami Piano Recital

Program

Mozart Fantasy in C minor KV475
WAMozart Fantasie c-moll KV475

Bartók Three Hungarian Folk Songs Sz.66
B.Bartk 3 Hungarian Folk Tunes Sz.66
Romanian Folk Dance Sz.56
Rumanian Folk Dances Sz.56

Chopin Waltz No.9 in A-flat major, Op.69-1
F. Chopin Valse No.9 As-dur Op.69-1
Mazurka No.17 in B flat minor, Op.24-4
Mazurka No.17 b-moll Op.24-4
Scherzo No.2 in B flat minor, Op.31
Scherzo No.2 b-moll Op.31

From Liszt Poetic and Religious Melody
F. Liszt Harmonies potiques et religieuses
1. Prayer
�T. Invocation
2. Ave Maria
�U. Ave Maria
7. Funeral
�Z. Funrailles
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 15 "Rakoczi March"
�]�X.Rhapsodie hongroise Rkczy-Marsch

Profile

Profile of Naoyuki Murakami
Naoyuki Murakami

After graduating from Musashino Academia Musicae in 1990, he studied at the Hungarian Liszt Conservatory. While studying abroad, he attended master classes in various parts of Europe. In 1993, he gave his first solo recital at the Liszt Conservatory and returned to Japan in the same year. Held recitals at Komaba Eminence in 1994, and at Tsuda Hall in 1996, 2000, 2005 and 2012. In 2000, after his recital at the All Liszt Program at Tsuda Hall, he was listed as one of the Japanese Liszt-playing performers in a special feature in a music magazine (Ongaku Gendai). In 2002, he performed Dvořák's piano quintet at Tsuda Hall. In 2009, he performed Schumann's Piano Concerto with the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra at the Great Hall of the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre.
Piano: Takashi Kosodo, Toru Maruyama, M. M. Stein, E. Tuscha, I. Landosz, B. Rigut, A. Kontarski, S. Edelmann, E. Ashkenazy, K. Gekic; Chamber music: A - Studied under Mr. Vanlevy.
Currently, he is a lecturer at Musashino Academia Musicae, Musashino Academia Musicae High School, Musashino Academia Musicae Affiliated Music School, Nagano Prefecture Komoro High School Music Department.