Ayako Tanaka✕ Daichi Fujiki Duo Recital
2026/03/14
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Concerts tagged with Vocal music (Kyoto)
Concerts tagged with Vocal music (Kyoto)
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Sakura Yamahara Soprano Recital
2026/02/22
14:00
2
Robert Hiron Tenor Concert
2025/12/20
14:30
Kyoto |
Kyoto Concert Hall Ensemble Hall Murata (Small Hall)
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Ayako Tanaka✕ Daichi Fujiki Duo Recital
2026/03/14
14:00
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5
Yamada Kosaku and His Surroundings - 60 Years after His Death
2025/12/13
13:00
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Newly registered concerts
Sakura Yamahara Soprano Recital
2026/02/22
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The 35th Yoshikazu Miyamoto Tenor Recital
2025/11/30
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Keiko Urata Soprano Recital
2025/11/09
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Yamada Kosaku and His Surroundings - 60 Years after His Death
2025/12/13
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Concerts tagged with Vocal music (Kyoto)
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2025
12/09 (Tu.)
18:30
Maria Seren Concert
Maria Seren performs the famous songs "Ave Maria," "Time To Say Goodbye," and others with piano trio and chorus.
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2025
12/13 (sa.)
13:00
Yamada Kosaku and His Surroundings - 60 Years after His Death
On the 60th anniversary of the death of Kosaku Yamada, a cornerstone of Japanese modern music, young performers will perform his vocal and piano works and other works by composers who influenced or inspired him.
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2025
12/20 (sa.)
14:30
Robert Hiron Tenor Concert
Robert Hiron (tenor) and Emi Hishiki (soprano) perform Puccini's "Tosca" and "La bohème" and other famous arias and Venezuelan songs.
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2025
12/23 (Tu.)
11:30
Lecture Concert by Nodoka Okizawa and Yonedanji Katsura - Cosi fan tutte
Talk concert by Nodoka Okizawa & Yone Danji Katsura explaining "Cosi fan tutte" Soprano: Aya Funakoshi Mezzo-soprano: Toshiko Mori Piano: Ryo Moriwaki
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2026
02/22 (su.)
14:00
Sakura Yamahara Soprano Recital
Bellini 3 Arietta, Verdi "The Name of the Adored One", Wolff Song, Rinko Dusk Song, Ravel Folk Song
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2026
03/14 (sa.)
14:00
Ayako Tanaka✕ Daichi Fujiki Duo Recital
Ayako Tanaka and Daichi Fujiki weave a feast of Handel, R. Strauss, Toru Takemitsu, and various other voices