From Bach to Messiaen Aya Hasegawa Violin Yuki Hasegawa p

Aya Hasegawa (Violin)
　Graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music. She studied violin under Shizuko Ishii and Mari Sone, chamber music under Kazuoki Fujii and Takashi Shimizu. She studied violin with D. Mazurkevich, a disciple of D. Oistrakh, and L. Lin (Boston Symphony Orchestra), and was concertmaster of the Sapporo PMF in 1997 (conducted by C. Eschenbach). In 1999, he performed chamber music with A. Previn at the Tanglewood Music Festival directed by Seiji Ozawa.
　He has been in France since 2001. After working with the Orchestre Lamoureux under the direction of Yutaka Sado, he has been a member of the Orchestre Symphonique de Tours since 2003, and regularly performs with the Orchestre de Paris and the Orchestre de l'Opera de Paris.
　Since 2009, he has been the 2nd Vl player of the Bedrish String Quartet. His CD of his own arrangements has been highly acclaimed, and he has been invited to appear on Radio France, the Fielkrang Music Festival in Germany, etc. His CD was selected as an excellent recording by "Record Geijutsu" and he made his first visit to Japan in 2011.
　He has also been invited to perform with Atelier Musique Touraine, Cammer Musique de Paris, France Octet, Normandy International Horn Festival, Les Musicales de Ristra (French Alps), and many other groups.

Yuki Hasegawa (Piano)
　Yuki Hasegawa has studied piano at Kunitachi College of Music, chamber music at Conservatoire de Paris, conducting at Conservatoire Aberdo in Milan, accompaniment, composition, writing, and orchestral music. He also studied at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Lyon. During this time, he has frequently served as official pianist for orchestral competitions and other competitions.
　She won first prizes at the Brahms International Competition (Austria-Piano) in 2006 and the Nikisch International Competition (Austria-Conductor) in 2008, the first prize at the AFEM Piano Competition in Paris and the Viareggio Piano Competition in Italy, and the first prize in the chamber music category at the UFAM and Belin International Competitions in Paris.
　She studied piano under Fujiko Yamada from her childhood, T. Huiller in Toulouse, and A.v. Arnim in Germany for several years after her study abroad. He studied chamber music under J-P. Sable, P. Meyer, and E. Le Sage, and orchestral music under A. Levier, a great disciple of Messiaen.
　He has a love for experimental harmony of the early 20th century, and has performed and recorded CDs of chamber music by Huon, Pilati, Vierne, and Castillon, as well as works by Papandopoulo, Desupay, and others as a guest conductor for the Japan Croatian Music Society. He is a cooperating artist with Pro Artemusiket.
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