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Eptazar Select Concert No.64 Tadao Yoshie & Chie Hirai

~Praying for Hope - Lyrical World by Baritone and Fortepiano

2024/05/25(Sa.) 16:00 Starting

eptazarTokyo

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Tadao Yoshie, a baritone singer, will turn 84 this year. His voice remains fresh and beautiful even as he ages, and his music, which is deep and rich in flavor because of his advanced age, warmly envelops the audience.
Chie Hirai, a virtuoso fortepiano player, is fascinated by Tadao Yoshie's music and has performed with him many times out of respect.

Tadao Yoshie and Chie Hirai will weave together a lyrical world of poems by Goethe and other poems by Chie Hirai, with the hope of "Praying for Hope".
 Songs
Mozart: "Violets", "Evening Thoughts
Beethoven: "Song of May", "New Love, New Life", "The Joy of Sorrow", "On Hope", "To a Lover Far Away"
Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.8 "Pathetique
Schubert: "Beside the Lover", "Son of the Muse", "The Devil King
The instrument used is a fortepiano faithfully restored from the famous instrument made by A.Walter, who was a famous master craftsman in Beethoven-Schubert's time. The tone of those days will be revived.

Profile of Tadao Yoshie
Tadao Yoshie was awarded the Nikikai Newcomer Award for his performance of the title role in "Don Giovanni" while a graduate student at Tokyo University of the Arts, and since 1975 has been the resident solo baritone of the prestigious Frankfurt City Opera, where he has performed with world-famous singers such as Pavarotti and Carreras. In 1987, she returned to Japan from Germany. In 1987, she returned to Japan from Germany, where she has been pursuing the depth of her singing in her hometown of Shinshu, while continuing her wide-ranging performance activities in Japan and abroad, including a collaboration in Salzburg with piano virtuoso Jörg Demus. Last year, she completed a collection of three major Schubert songs with Chie Hirai (fortepiano). The sound of the music, reminiscent of that era, evoked empathy and emotion.

Chie Hirai Profile
Chie Hirai studied fortepiano at the Department of Ancient Music of the Royal Conservatory of Music in the Netherlands, and graduated from the master's course of the same conservatory at the top of her class with an honor prize. She has won many prizes in competitions, including the 3rd prize at the Bruges International Competition for Old Music and the 1st prize at the IYAP International Competition (Belgium). He is one of the few fortepiano specialists in the world, and has released 15 CD albums in Japan and abroad.

Please enjoy the music of Tadao Yoshie and Chie Hirai at Eptazar, a small but resonant hall, where you will be able to enjoy a rich and beautiful moment on a May evening.

Program

  • Violets" Das Veilchen K476

    Mozart

  • Evening Thoughts" Abendempfindung K523

    Mozart

  • The Song of May" Mailied Op.52-4

    Beethoven

  • New Love, New Life" Op.73-2

    Beethoven

  • The Joy of Sorrow, Op.83

    Beethoven

  • In Hope. "94

    Beethoven

  • An die ferne Geliebte Op.98

    Beethoven

  • Piano Sonata "Pathetique" Op.13

    Beethoven

  • Nahe des Geliebten D162

    Schubert

  • Erlkönig D328

    Schubert

  • Der Musensohn D764

    Schubert

W. A. Mozart "Violets" K476
Evening Thoughts" K523
Beethoven "Songs of May" Op.52-4
New Love, New Life" Op.73-2
The Joy of Sorrow Op.83
On Hope, Op.94
Songs for Lovers Far Away, Op.98
Piano Sonata No.8 "Pathetique" in C minor, Op.13 (Piano solo)
Schubert "Beside the Lover" D162
The Child of the Muse" D764
The Devil King" D328

Performer

  • Tadao Yoshie

    baritone

  • Chie Hirai

    fortepiano

Admission and ticket purchase

  • How to buy

    Ticket Pia p-code 263877
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