Makoto Nakura
Makoto Nakura 60: Aspirations 夢を追い続ける者 東京文化会館小ホール Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Recital Hall
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Recital Hall
5-45 Uenokōen
Oct 28, 2024
7:00 PM GMT+9
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名倉誠人が、記念の年に、繰り広げる「名倉誠人60」シリーズの第三回演奏会。「夢を追い続ける者」というテーマで、新作初演を中心にプログラムします。チケット発売開始は、5月20日です。
東京文化会館小ホール 2024年10月28日(月)19:00開演
(作曲家を交えた演奏会前のトーク 18:30)
出演:名倉誠人(マリンバ)
ゲスト出演:Randall Scarlata (ランドール・スカルラータ /バリトン)・福原彰美(ピアノ)
=プログラム=
J.S.バッハ(1685-1750)/名倉誠人編曲:「無伴奏組曲第四番変ホ長調 BWV1010」より
J.S.バッハ/名倉誠人編曲:「無伴奏ソナタ第三番ハ長調 BWV1005」
ベンジャミンC.S.ボイル(1979- ):「La ceinture de ciel(天国への帯)」(仮題)
マリンバとバリトンのための <委嘱作品・世界初演>
フィリップ・ラサー(1963- ):「コラール前奏曲とパッサカリエスク(2023)」
マリンバとピアノのための <委嘱作品・日本初演>
デイヴィッド・コンティ(1955- ):「パルティータ(2023)」
マリンバとピアノのための <委嘱作品・日本初演>
曲目と曲順は、変更になる場合がございます。
マネジメント:ムジカキアラ
Makoto Nakura 60 Marimba Recital: Aspirations
Monday, October 29, 2024 at 19:00 Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Recital Hall, Japan
Guest Artists: Randall Scarlata, Baritone and Akimi Fukuhara, piano
Program:
J.S. Bach: From “Solo Suite No.4 in E-flat Major, BWV1010” ***
J.S. Bach: Solo Sonata No.3 in C Major, BWV1005 ***
Benjamin C.S. Boyle: La ceinture de ciel for marimba and baritone *
Philip Lasser: Chorale Prelude and Passacaillesque for marimba and piano **
David Conte: Partita for marimba and piano **
*World Premiere
**Japanese Premiere
*** Transcribed by Makoto Nakura
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Makoto Nakura Biography
Marimbist Makoto Nakura is a musician whose artistry and astonishing virtuosity have been mesmerizing audiences for more than a quarter of a century. In 1994, Makoto moved from his native Japan to New York City, becoming the first marimbist to win first prize in the prestigious Young Concert Artists International Auditions. His critically acclaimed performances around the world have included venues in London, Paris, Berlin, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul, Montreal, Mexico City, Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires.
In the U.S., he has performed for audiences in 41 of the 50 states, with orchestras such as the New York Chamber Symphony, the Chicago Sinfonietta and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and, as a recital soloist, his long list of appearances includes Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall and Washington’s Kennedy Center. A television portrait of Mr. Nakura was shown on CBS News Sunday Morning throughout the U.S.
Born in Kobe, Japan, Mr. Nakura began to play the marimba at the age of eight. He earned both Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Musashino College in Tokyo and continued his studies at the Royal Academy of Music in London from which he was named an Associate.
His latest CD “Tears and Prayers” won the “New Prominent Master” award from the Japan Association of Professional Recording Studios in 2019. His other solo CDs include four discs devoted to works especially written for him (“Ritual Protocol”, “Triple Jump”, “Tsuneya Tanabe Works for Marimba” and “Wood and Forest”) and two discs of the transcriptions of Bach (“Bach Beat” and “Bach Beat II”).
Read MoreIn the U.S., he has performed for audiences in 41 of the 50 states, with orchestras such as the New York Chamber Symphony, the Chicago Sinfonietta and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and, as a recital soloist, his long list of appearances includes Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall and Washington’s Kennedy Center. A television portrait of Mr. Nakura was shown on CBS News Sunday Morning throughout the U.S.
Born in Kobe, Japan, Mr. Nakura began to play the marimba at the age of eight. He earned both Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Musashino College in Tokyo and continued his studies at the Royal Academy of Music in London from which he was named an Associate.
His latest CD “Tears and Prayers” won the “New Prominent Master” award from the Japan Association of Professional Recording Studios in 2019. His other solo CDs include four discs devoted to works especially written for him (“Ritual Protocol”, “Triple Jump”, “Tsuneya Tanabe Works for Marimba” and “Wood and Forest”) and two discs of the transcriptions of Bach (“Bach Beat” and “Bach Beat II”).
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