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Concerts tagged with Kogaku (Kanagawa)
Concerts tagged with Kogaku (Kanagawa)
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Newly registered concerts
DolceAmaro 8th performance (Yokohama)
2025/02/12
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Tsurumi Kumin Bunka Center Salvia Hall Music Hall
Justan Taylor Forte Piano Recital
2025/01/11
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Concerts tagged with Kogaku (Kanagawa)
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2025
04/10 (Th.)
19:00
Hisashi Kato Viola da gamba Recital Vol.2
You can enjoy the masterpieces of Fesch, Schenck, Bach, and Folkle.
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2025
04/24 (Th.)
14:30
Sakura de Kogaku: Traverso and Viol Music
The flauto traverso and viols that graced the splendor of Versailles
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2025
05/14 (We.)
14:00
Tsurumi de Kogaku Takeshi Ueha Harpsichord Solo Recital
Takeshi Ueha makes his full-scale solo recital debut!
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2025
05/19 (mo.)
14:00
Chinatsu Kijima Western Pavilion Concert Vol.20 Commemorative Concert
The "Chinatsu Kijima Western Pavilion Concerts" started in 2004 at Yamate 234 and has continued with various themes, culminating in the 20th concert.
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2025
05/26 (mo.)
19:00
Tsurumi de Kogaku Ensemble Reco+ Recorder Quartet's Echoei Banquet
Handel, Bach, Pachelbel... ~ The power and fun of a recorder quartet adorned with masterpieces! ~~ The power and enjoyment of the Recorder Quartet with their masterpieces!
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2025
06/05 (Th.)
19:00
Tsurumi de Kogaku: Mellow Fragrance of Gamba Duo and Harpsichord
The charm of the Gamba Duet played by Kühnel, Schenk and Fischer !
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2025
06/05 (Th.)
19:00
Masaaki Suzuki Organ Recital
J.S.Bach: Clavier Exercises, Part 3: All Chorales with Pedal
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2025
06/16 (mo.)
14:00
Yamate Barocco at the Western Pavilion Mozart's Fortepiano - V
A delightful ensemble performance with ancient musical instruments, centering on the Walter-type fortepiano, a favorite of Mozart. Guest will be fortepiano player Tomoko Teramura.
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2025
06/19 (Th.)
14:30
Sakura de Kogaku: A Century of Viola da gamba
Masterpieces from 16th and 17th century England, where the viola da gamba flourished with Morley, Byrd, Gibbons, Purcell, and others.