TOT³ Pf Sachiko Ogawa Ba Tetsuro Aratama Ds Yohei Saito

TOT³ Concert ❣️
A wonderful and exciting moment once again...
Healing Jazz Supplement
TOT³" is a unit of Sachiko Ogawa on piano, Tetsuro Aradama on bass, and Yohei Saito on drums.
This is a "new sensation" music supplement that delivers healing and energy in any genre, from classical arrangements to original compositions by the most popular artists of the moment.
TOT³ Live at Osaka Club to Commemorate Osaka/Kansai Expo
On the upper floor with a great view!
Performer: TOT³.
Piano Sachiko Ogawa
Tetsuro Aradama, contrabass
Yohei Saito, drums
With video synchronized with the performance
Venue: Osaka Club Hall
1-3-1 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0001
1-3-1 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka
Osaka Ekimae Daiichi Building 11F
5 minutes walk from JR Osaka Station
Located on the southeast corner of the 11th floor of the Osaka Ekimae Daiichi Building. Take the elevator to the 11th floor and you will see signs everywhere.
Doors open 13:30
Concert begins 14:00-16:00
Participation fee 1,000 yen
Beverages can be ordered at the club, including beer (bottled or canned), ginger ale, and oolong tea (for a fee).
Reservations required to Ogawa (healing.jazz.supply@gmail.com)
Sachiko Ogawa (P/Composer)
Sachiko Ogawa began playing the piano at the age of two, and has been active as a singer and ensemble pianist since she was in elementary school.
She has performed in Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Romania, China, Korea, Australia, and many other countries. She won the highest prize at the International Music Festival in Romania.
In Japan, she has performed and won many awards at guest houses and other venues. In addition to solo performances, she performs improvisation as a ballet pianist, original works, jazz orchestras, operas, and other free style performances. She has been involved in recording since her teens and has released CDs from Victor, Yamaha, Universal, and overseas labels.
He has received requests to perform and record from the first prize winner of the composition division of the Japan Music Competition, and has released CDs with music books from Gramophone for music education throughout Japan.
He has composed music for fashion shows, a song for the 100th anniversary of a music high school, a music drama based on Japanese classical performing arts, and other genre-bending ensemble compositions and arrangements, and has also presented works created with video images.