Makoto Niimi Recital 30th

What I want to convey through song...
The first half of the program will consist of folk songs from Argentina, Germany, and Japan,
The first half of the program features Argentine, German, and Japanese folk songs about the joys of daily life, love, and other things that are close to us in our daily lives.
The second half features protest songs with anti-war messages by contemporary composers and poets.

Song: Makoto Niimi
Piano: Eri Kimura

June 4, 2023 (Sun.)
Doors open at 13:10 / Concert begins at 13:30
Doors open at 17:10 / Concert begins at 17:30
The same content applies to (1) and (2).

Venue: HITOMI Hall
　　(Menicon ANNEX 5F, 3-21-19 Aoi, Naka-ku, Nagoya City)
　　5 min. walk from Exit 5 of JR/Subway "Chikusa" station.

＜Profile of Makoto Niimi
Graduated from Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, Department of Voice and Graduate School of Music, Department of Solo Performance. Studied in Italy and Spain. She has been a part-time lecturer at Nagoya College of Music and Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music.
She has appeared in NHK-FM Ensemble Tudi, Kita-Topia Music Festival, Wagner Opera Highlites (organized by Shirakawa Hall), performances organized by Nagoya City Cultural Promotion Organization (The Marriage of Figaro, Heaven and Hell, Sanbun Opera, The Merry Widow), Green Echo performances of "Matthew Passion" Judas, Fazil Say Soloist in "Nazm Oratorio" composed by Fazil Say, etc. In recent years, she has focused her performance activities on anti-war and the Great East Japan Earthquake, and has made it her life's work to sing songs that reach out to people.
His CDs include "White Songs, Blue Songs (music by Tokuhide Niimi, lyrics by Gan Tanigawa).
She is a cat lover, a strong drinker, and a good cook.