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Bach, The Second Book of the Mean Laws, 24 pieces, complete concert
Midori Arima Piano Recital Vol.57
2024/07/12(Fr.) 18:30 Starting
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● About the performance
Since 2016, I have completed eight concerts of Beethoven's complete piano sonatas. The next step after chewing Beethoven one by one and making it my flesh and blood, was J.S. Bach's Mean Clavier cycle.
The year before last, he gave a recital of the 24 preludes and fugues (BWV 846-869) in Volume 1,
This year, he will perform the entire second volume (BWV 870-893), which was completed in 1742, 20 years after the completion of the first volume.
Compared to the first volume, which is innovative and becomes an organic and huge complex by swallowing various styles, the second volume is more stripped down, plain, and one can feel the pure and transparent compassion and love that dwells in everyday life.
From Bach to us ~ sometimes to God! ~ I hope to perform with all my heart, just as I am, as if I were reading a letter.
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Born in Nishinomiya.
In 1992, she moved to Russia by herself and entered the piano department of the Central Conservatory of Music attached to the Moscow State Conservatory.
Completed the course at the same school in 1995.
Studied at the Australian Institute of Music (Sydney) from 2002.
In 2006, she won the 10th Matsukata Music Grand Prize.
In 2011, she gave a recital of the complete Liszt Super Exercises at various venues.
In 2016, she started a series of 8 concerts of Beethoven's complete piano sonatas (produced by Masaharu Yamamura), which will be completed in December 2019.
In 2020, the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, he concluded the series with Beethoven's Bagatelle, Op. 33 and Op. 126, and 33 Variations on a Theme by Diabelli, Op. 120.
In recent years, he has focused on Bach's works, and in 2022 he will give a concert of the complete works of Bach's Mean Clavier, Volume 1. His teacher is Minoru Nojima.
Recommendation by Pianist Motoko Takeuchi
Sometimes I wonder if the universe is full of noises that we cannot hear.
Midori Arima's Bach seems to me to be filled with the echoes of something beautiful that is usually inaudible to the human ear. This "something" must be the use of "hope"...
The world of sound created through the spirit of Mr. Arima..,
JSO President Koji Sasaki
A rare pianist who can express the sixth sense that transcends the five senses
Program
From 2022 Geibun Live: The Complete First Book of the Mean
No. 1
No. 2
No.3
No.4
No.5
No.6
No.7
No.8
No.9
No.10
No.11
No.12
Others
Minoru Nojima, teacher
I was also very happy when I felt as if I had touched the "source" of music, as if the music came to life when Mr. Nojima pointed out just a single note. He also said, "We ordinary people have to continue this kind of thing for the rest of our lives! I was so surprised, and my respect for him grew stronger.
From the CD liner notes
Minoru Nojima
Performer
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JSO Midori Arima
piano
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Non-reserved seats General seats 2,000 yen
Non-reserved seats Students 1,000 yen -
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