Program

Respighi: Three paintings by Botticelli
Mozart: Piano Concerto No.27 in B flat major KV595
Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4 "Italian" in A major, Op. 90

Profile

○Music Director/Conductor: Noh Imamura
A rare talent found by Karajan, he is also active on the world's opera stages. Studied in Salzburg and Berlin. Guest Conductor of the Polish Poznan Opera and the Silesian Philharmonic. He has served as Permanent Conductor of the Polish National Opera and Music Director of the Wroclaw Opera "Samson and Delilah". He has conducted the best orchestras in Europe and the United States, such as the Warsaw Philharmonic, the Helsinki Philharmonic, and the Vienna Wind Ens., as well as major orchestras throughout Japan. Conductor of "Untitled Concert", "Yomikyo Orchestra House", and exclusive conductor of Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa. He studied under Seiji Ozawa, Kazuyoshi Akiyama, Tadaaki Otaka, Masamitsu Takashina, Franco Ferrara, and Milan Horvath. Appeared at Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Musikverein in Vienna, Smetana hall in Prague, Konzerthaus in Berlin. Winner of the Karajan Con Japan, finalist of the Cantelli Conductor Con, and first prize winner of the Vittelberg Conductor Competition.

○ Orchestra: Philharmonia Tama (Concert Master: Hiroshi Nishida)
Founded in 2004. Regular concerts are held at Tachikawa City Civic Hall and Komae Ecorma Hall. An orchestra rooted in Tama. Members are professional musicians who are active both in Japan and abroad. Co-starring with the famous singers of the Fujiwara Opera Company Nikikai. Opera "Haunted Mansion" (premiered in Polish in Japan), Opera "Nabucco", "Fascinating Polish Music for You! (participation in Agency for Cultural Affairs Art Festival)", "Mozart for You!", "New Year's Concert", etc. Earn. He has performed with Jörg Demus, Hiroko Nakamura, and the Sloker Trombone Quartet. Concertmaster: Hiroshi Nishida (former Bavarian State Opera, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra concertmaster).

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