Kyosuke Sugie and Ayano Hayashi Talk & Live

Pianist Ayano Hayashi
Tenor Kyosuke Sugie
MC Hiroto Tachibana
Talk and live performance by

The program will be centered on classical music with talks.
As was well received at the first event, this year's program is designed to be enjoyable for both those who are familiar with classical music and those who are new to it.

Please look forward to seeing how the program will develop around a spring-like theme.


Piano Ayano Hayashi
Ayano Hayashi studied music at Saitama Prefectural Omiya Koryo High School and at Tokyo Gakugei University, majoring in music, before completing her graduate studies at the same university. While in graduate school, she was awarded the President's Prize for her excellent performance.
She won the 4th Prize at the 14th Japan Classical Music Competition, the 60th All Japan Student Music Competition in Tokyo, the 2nd Prize at the 2007 Asia International Music Competition, the Gold Prize at the 19th Saitama Piano Competition in Sainokuni, the Prefectural Governor's Prize, and the Encouragement Prize at the 14th Chopin International Piano Competition in Asia, etc. He has won prizes in numerous competitions.
In 2017, she performed with the Warsaw String Quartet at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan to great acclaim.
Currently, in addition to her concert appearances and other performance activities, she is a piano instructor and part-time teacher at universities and elementary schools.


Tenor Kyosuke Sugie
Graduated from the Department of Voice at Tokyo University of the Arts after studying music at Saitama Prefectural Omiya Koryo High School.
He has appeared in operas such as "The Magic Flute," "La Traviata," "Don Giovanni," "Carmen," "Il Trovatore," and "The White Tiger. He also directed the graduation performance opera "Don Giovanni" at the University of the Arts. He performed the role of the Prince in Tomomi Nishimoto's production of "Stupa - Shin Stupa Komachi", which was given its world premiere in Toyama Prefecture. She has also appeared as soloist in "The Ninth" and "Pilgrimage of the Roses", and appeared on BS-TBS's "Japanese Masterpieces Album".