Marc Drobinski & Simon Adalais Cello & Piano Duo Concert

Marc Drobinski (cello)
Lives and works in Paris. Azerbaijani cellist Marc Drobinsky is an 85-year-old master cellist who has been described as "the best inheritor of the Russian cello tradition. 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 CD awards (including the top prize at 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)