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Yatsugatake Larch Harpsichord Concert
The sound of musical instruments born in the forests of Yatsugatake
2026/06/12(Fr.) 13:45 Starting
This is a special concert to enjoy the sound of the Yatsugatake larch harpsichord, which was created from a 110-year-old larch tree grown locally in Yatsugatake. Performing will be harpsichordist Asami Sakimoto, who studied at the Royal Conservatory of Music in the Netherlands and Belgium and is active in Japan and abroad. The concert will feature works based on themes of nature, flora and fauna, and familiar masterpieces, such as Bach's Clavier Mean-Rule, Handel's "The Well-Tempered Blacksmith," and Dakan's "The Emperor's Cuckoo," along with stories by the harpsichordist. Please spend a luxurious time in the music hall surrounded by the forest and enjoy the delicate and gorgeous sounds of the instruments born in the forest. This event is suitable for children and adults alike.
Program
The program will be announced on the day. The performance will be accompanied by stories by the performers.
Performer
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Asami Sakimoto
cembalo
Admission and ticket purchase
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Admission fee
Free for elementary and junior high school students