Tag : 生水敬一朗

Japan's only rare bandoneon player

Born in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. In 2004, graduated from Saitama University with a major in music composition. Japan's first classical music bandoneon player. He presides over La musica Es.
After studying bandoneon with Ryota Komatsu, he moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina from February to March 2002 and from March 2004 to January 2006, and became the first classical music bandoneon player and composer in music history. Studied under the late Alejandro Barletta (1925-2008), and under the late Rene Marino Libero (1935-2010), who was also a disciple of Barletta in Montevideo, Uruguay.
During her study in Buenos Aires, she performed at numerous concerts and held recitals at Casa de la Cultura en Adrogue, Casa de la Cultura en Buenos Aires, and Museo de Fernandez Blanco. He also appeared as a Japanese classical band neon player on a radio station program on the Argentine nationwide network. Get an interview.
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Primarily performing bandoneon solo, perform recitals at concert halls, churches, etc., and premiere Japan's works by Barletta and Ribero. In addition, accompaniment with a single bandoneon, to date accompaniment of flute, saxophone, violin, cello, oboe, soprano, vocal ensemble, reading.