The 11th Requiem for Prayer from the Vatican to Japan Triumphal Return to the Vatican

The Vatican Prayer Requiem for Japan Executive Committee is,
The Vatican Prayer Requiem for Japan Executive Committee will hold the 11th performance of "Vatican Prayer Requiem for Japan", a concert to support the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake
The 11th concert of "Vatican Prayer Requiem for Japan" will be held.
This time, it will be the triumphant return to Japan after six years of performances at the Vatican and in Italy, as well as the Noto Peninsula Earthquake Music Reconstruction Support Concert.
The best highlights will be performed in advance of the full-length performance of the opera "Queen Himiko" coming next June.
Hirari Sato, a blind singer-songwriter and soloist of the national anthem at the Tokyo Paralympics, will also appear.
One of the major highlights of the fourth movement of Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony" is the performance with chorus and ballet.
Sixty years after Béjart's unprecedented spectacular "Dancing Beethoven," the Italian opera conductor Aziman will be on hand to conduct the performance,
The Ninth Symphony will be performed by the Italian opera conductor Ajman, and will be a new spectacular performance of the Ninth.

Concert to Support the Recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Noto Peninsula Earthquake
The 11th Vatican Requiem for Japan Triumphal Return to the Vatican
"Opera of Love and Prayer and the Ninth of Joy of Living"

Conductor: Daniele Aziman
Performers: Royal Chamber Orchestra
Hiroko Hayama (soprano), Takae Tsutsumi (mezzo-soprano), Masahiro Haruha (tenor), Takataka Murata (baritone)
Chorus: Habatakukai, Mt. Fuji and the Ninth, Vatican Requiem Choir, etc,
Eguchi Fumi, Rokkaku Mika (soprano), Moriyama Kyoko (alto), Obata Junpei (bass), Sato Hirari (singer-songwriter)


Message from Masahiro Haruha (tenor) (project initiator/general producer of the concert) on the occasion of the Japan tour

After the world-shaking Corona, the first concert in six years at the Vatican and in Italy, people gathered from all over the world understood the very meaning of this concert and how wonderful this music is, and they expressed their excitement in the long and drawn-out curtain call.
We would like to bring that passion for Japan directly to Tokyo.
Please do not miss the world premiere of the opera that Dr. Riyoko Ikeda spent 20 years to complete on the theme of history, which can be said to be the foundation of Japan, and the Ninth Symphony, which sang the spirit of the "brotherhood of all in the world" in high spirits, and which thrilled Italy, and which was further sublimely integrated into a comprehensive art form through ballet.
Let's enjoy the time of gratitude and joy of living in the present together.