Aux belles roses,avec amour

Program

Hymn of Love
The Sans Souci Woman
The Rose
To the End of the World
Come to Saint Germain

and more


Emi Nakayama
Scouted by Izumi Taku and debuted with King Records.
She appeared on NHK's "Stage 101. She was a personality on Nippon Broadcasting System's "The Punch Punch" and other programs. She also appeared on TV and radio, and performed on "Ginbari". She is a talented singer with a wide repertoire of chanson, canzone, jazz, and popular music. She has performed in dinner shows and concerts at hotels and on stages throughout Japan, and has developed her own unique and brilliant world with her emotionally rich singing. She also actively participates in charity events and concerts throughout Japan. Her "voice," which resonates deep within the soul, gently reaches the hearts of those who listen to her.
2007: On November 23 and 24, she performed in Paris at "Salle GRAVEAU" and "Lycee Joan de la Fontaine" in Paris, France, to great acclaim.


Natsuko Hayashi
Natsuko Hayashi's bright and gorgeous stage performances with movement give energy to the audience.
After graduating from Toho Gakuen School of Drama, she performed in musicals with the Ongakuza Theater Company before leaving in 1994 to make her debut as a singer in 1995 at the Café Conserre Elm, a live music club in Nagoya. She was selected as the 5th member of the Chanson Fairy and performed with overseas artists such as Jacqueline Dano, Jacqueline Boyer, Graciela Susana, Akihiro Miwa, Yoichi Sugawara, etc. In 2002, she released a CD "VOLE - Beyond the Dream" in support of International Peace Village in Germany and held charity concerts. As a supporter artist of Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan, she sang the global image song "Bravo, Monsieur Le Monde! Monsieur Le Monde" and participated in Expo 2005 events.
In 2017, he won the second prize in a competition organized by the Japan Chanson and Canzone Promotion Association.
In 2018, he won the Grand Prix in the "Singing Contest 2018: World Famous Songs Challenged in Translation" organized by the Japan Poets in Translation Association.