Junko Takahipiano Recital
~Beyond Imagination and Thought~
Same-day tickets will be sold at the venue from 14:00!
Venue: Ginza Oji Hall
Start: 14:30 (doors open 14:00)
Sales start on December 3, 2022
Price: Advance ticket 4,000 yen Advance pair ticket 7,000 yen
Same-day ticket 4,500 yen
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If you would like to purchase advance tickets, please call Pro Arte Musice at 03-3943-6677 to make a reservation.
patronage
Kawai Music Education Society, All Japan Piano Teachers Association, Japan-Austria Culture Association, Yamano Musical Instruments Co., Ltd.
Handling play guide
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Program
JS Bach (Arranged by Cortot):Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, BWV565
F. List:
Consolation No. 3
Transcendent Technique Etudes No. 10
Sonata Fantasia "Read Dante" (From Italy, Years of the Pilgrimage, 2nd Year)
R. Schumann:
Kreisleriana Op.16
*Songs are subject to change. Please note.
Profile
Junko Takahii (piano)Started playing the piano at the age of 3. Graduated from Ochanomizu University, majoring in piano performance. Graduated from the same graduate school of humanities as a piano performance major.
Studied artist diploma at Indiana University South Bend. Studied at the studio of Mr. Alexandre Thorase.
Participated in the summer seminar of the Vienna University of Music and the Gifu Liszt Conservatory master class. Passed the Ienaga Piano Audition.
Studied piano with the late Naoko Endo, the late Shuichiro Endo, Reiko Tanaka, Meinhard Prinz, George Vatina-Ze, and the late Alexandra Trase.
In 2001, he started a solo recital series. He has participated in many joint concerts, planned and performed talk concerts, played accompaniment, interpreted lessons, and performed concerts for the four-handed piano unit "Concervalier".
He is the president of Piano Labo Pafoma. He is a member of the Kawai Music Education Society, the All Japan Piano Teachers Association (Pitina), and the Japan-Austria Cultural Association.
