Marc Drobinsky (cello) & Simon Adalais (piano) Duo Concert

Marc Drobinski (cello)
Lives and works in Paris. Trained by Azerbaijani cellist and fellow countryman Rostropovich, Marc Drobinsky has been described as "the greatest inheritor of the Russian cello tradition" at the age of 85. He is one of the artists invited by Martha Argerich to record a CD, which has been highly acclaimed by composers and critics, and has also won several awards (including the top prize at the MIDEM in Cannes).

Simon Adalais (piano)
A direct disciple of Franck and Ravel, Simon Adalais is a pianist and organist who was discovered by Messiaen and his wife, and was introduced to the French spirit around the age of 10. He speaks over 5 languages and is fluent in Japanese as if he were a native.

You will hear music that evokes the fragrance and spirit of the era in which the composer lived.


Friday, January 23, 2026, 19:00 Concert begins (doors open at 18:40)

Place: Bunkyo Civic Hall, Small Hall

Tokyo Metro Korakuen Station: 1 min. walk from Marunouchi Line and Namboku Line
Toei Subway Kasuga Station, 1 min. walk from Mita Line and Oedo Line. 9 min. walk from Suidobashi Station, JR Sobu Line.

Admission (All seats unreserved)
Adults 4,000 yen (Same-day ticket 4,500 yen)
High school students and younger: 3,000 yen (Same-day ticket: 3,500 yen)

Program

D. Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1

(Cello and Piano version)

J.S.Bach: Cello Sonata No.2 BWV1028

G.A.Frescobaldi: Toccata

M. Bruch: Corniche dry

J. Haydn: The Last Seven Words of Christ on the Cross

Please note that the program is subject to change.


Ticket Order

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■Purchase at Civic Ticket Office *See reverse side

Inquiries: Music Murr

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Organized by: Music Murr Supported by: Between Music Tides (BMT)

Supported by: Music Salon PAPAGENO, All Japan Piano Teachers Association (Pitina)