Playel Kyoto Imadegawa Letter to Boulanger vol.1 (Concert to be enjoyed in a salon)

On Saturday, August 22, the program "Letters to Boulanger vol. 1" - "Connecting Light and Prayer" - created from the Pleyel piano will be performed [from our studio].

This is a special story played by two famous historical instruments from our studio, a Playell piano made in 1911, which was purchased by Mlle. Boulanger (Mademoiselle Boulanger), and a baby organ also born in 1911, which is permanently installed.

The performance will be given by Michiko Sasano, a pianist living in Germany, and Mihori Uenome, a singer and performer exclusive to the Yatsugatake Reed Organ Museum.

The venue is an antique space that looks like a Parisian apartment, which is hard to believe it is in Japan.
It is a salon concert for a small group of only 10 people in a space where you can almost hear the breath of the instruments.
Please enjoy the delicate sound that seems to bring history back to life in an instant, right next to you in a luxurious setting.

It will be a time of learning who Mademoiselle Boulanger was and delving deeper into the background with the sounds of the time. Enjoy a moment of enrichment as you are touched by the memories of this historic instrument.
Now, let the story begin.

A piano came to a small room in Kyoto.

What kind of person played this piano?
What kind of person played this piano?

While tracing the old ledger, I came across the name "Boulanger",
I came across the name Boulanger.

Lili Boulanger.
Nadia Boulanger.

Lived the Parisian era,
two sisters who lived through the Parisian era.

The truth is, we don't know.

But..,
From that small coincidence,
that is related to the boulangerie
I wanted to listen carefully to Chopin's music
I wanted to listen carefully to Chopin's music

In a lovely space that felt like a pretty Parisian salon
1911, with a piano that might have been Nadia Boulanger's piano.
baby organ (an instrument also known as a goldfish-shaped organ or wind harp), which coincidentally was manufactured in distant Japan in the same year.
Please enjoy the synchronization of the instruments, the historical facts, and the mystery of the sound of the instruments of the

Historical instruments and space are woven together,
A concert that transcends time and space in an instant.
Let us trace the memory of French music together.

*There are two versions of the flyer: a simple version and a detailed version.
　The detailed version is available at the URL Or it is available at the following address.
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*Registration is required to reserve a seat.
*Payment is cash on site on the day of the event, no advance payment required, so please feel free to reserve your seat!