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The 49th Pitina Piano Competition Prizewinners' Memorial Concert Solo and Duo Section

Part 1

2026/03/21(sa.) 13:00 Starting

Dai-ichi Seimei Hall （Tokyo）

Official https://concert.piano.or.jp/yp/soloduo.html

The 49th Pitina Piano Competition Prizewinners' Memorial Concert Solo and Duo Section

The Pitina Piano Competition is one of the largest piano competitions in the world, boasting a total of approximately 40,000 participant pairs (from preliminary to nationwide).
The levels range from A2 (pre-school) to special, from beginner to advanced for four hands, and so on.
The winners' commemorative concert is held every year in March, where the winners showcase their progress over the last half year of winning the prize. The prizewinners who perform are the top two to five groups in the nation for each level, providing an opportunity to enjoy the top talents of each generation in Japan at one time.
Past grand prizewinners such as Hayato Kakuno, Seiya Kamei, and Aimi Suzuki have also experienced this stage as winners of other classes in the past, and later returned as grand prizewinners of the special class.
We hope that you will enjoy the winners' commemorative concert as a place to discover new talents and as a goal to participate in the competition.

Program

  • French Songs, Czardas from "Journey of Sound," a collection of piano pieces for children

    Ichiro Nohira

  • Arabesque of Waves from "Diary of the Sea

    Akira Miyoshi

  • Arietta from Lyric Pieces, Book 1, Waltz from Lyric Pieces, Book 2

    Grieg

  • spirit of the wind

    Michiko Fukushima

  • From Three Exercises No. 2, Op.104b-2 MWV U 100

    Mendelssohn

  • Yosei in Spring from Lyric Pieces Vol.3, Op.43-6

    Grieg

  • Variation on "Akatonbo" from "Variations on Japanese Songs" (excerpt)

    Haruna Miyake

  • Toccata from 3 Pieces FP.48

    plonk

  • Waltz No.4 in F major, Op.34-3

    Chopin

  • Train is Running" from "Children's Piece Book for Children

    Yoshinao Nakata

  • The Pompous Pig March from "14 Days in a Cold Winter

    Naohiko Terashima

  • Piano Sonata for 4 hands 1st movement K.381 K6.123a

    Mozart

  • Piano Sonata No. 9, K.311, 1stmovt.

    Mozart

  • The Maiden's Wish from "Six Polish Songs

    Chopin-Liszt, ed.

  • Etudes, Op.25 No.11 "Withering Wood

    Chopin

  • From Consolacion No.3, S.172/3 R.12

    list

  • Fantasy (Scottish Sonata) Op.28 MWV U 92, 1stmovt.

    Mendelssohn

  • Two Poems, Op.32

    Scriabin

  • The Clown's Morning Song from "The Mirror" (4)

    label (music)

  • Mazurka, Op.33-2 / Serenade of Don Juan from Mask, Op.34-3

    Chopin/Simanowski

  • The Hunter's Song and Gentle Breeze from the Silent Songs / Preludes No.3 and No.8 from Op.32

    Mendelssohn/Rachmaninoff

  • Scherzo No.2, Op.31

    Chopin

Performers, program, and order of songs may be subject to change due to unavoidable circumstances.

Performer

  • hinago (Japanese variety of long-rooted pickling turnip, Brassica rapa var. akana)

    piano

  • Yuh Miyamoto

    piano

  • Asarum caulescens (species of wild ginger)

    piano

  • Miri Hirano

    piano

  • Sunao Kawakami

    piano

  • Yuna Goto

    piano

  • Sakainen Sugita

    piano

  • Kanawa Omori

    piano

  • Mitsuyuki Osuga

    piano

  • Nakamura pongee hollyhock

    four handed performance (on the piano)

  • Yuka Wada

    four handed performance (on the piano)

  • Kaiho Mizutani

    four handed performance (on the piano)

  • type of woman's hairdo (Edo period)

    four handed performance (on the piano)

  • Momoha Yamamoto

    four handed performance (on the piano)

  • Mizuki Asai

    four handed performance (on the piano)

  • Kenshin Gomibuchi

    piano

  • Shigehiro Umeda

    piano

  • Japanese marsh warbler (Megalurus pryeri)

    piano

  • Sato Ikito

    piano

  • Sunri Honda

    piano

  • Lea Suzuki

    piano

  • Natsuki Takamiya

    piano

  • Rina Yamazaki

    piano

  • Mari Miyamoto

    piano

  • Tomohana Inazawa

    piano

Admission and ticket purchase

  • How to buy

    E-plus: https://eplus.jp/sf/detail/4440900001-P0030001P021001?P1=1221
    Tickets are required for each part of the event.
    No admission for preschool children.
    Students=University students and under
    Students=University students and under *Please bring your student ID card on the day of the concert if you purchase a student ticket or U18 ticket.
    Pitina members can purchase tickets from "My Page".
    Please note that a filming company will be present on the day of the event. Please understand that there is a possibility of being filmed.

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