Subscription Concert No.991 C Series
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Venue Info Seat
[Bruckner 200]
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Tatsuya SHIMONO, Conductor
Yuya TSUDA, Piano
Tatsuya SHIMONO (Conductor)
General Music Director of Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra since April,2017
Born in Kagoshima in 1969, Tatsuya Shimono cemented his international reputation as a conductor by winning the First Prize and the Hideo Saito Award at Tokyo International Music Competition for conducting in 2000 and the First Prize at the 47th Besançon International Competition in 2001. Since then he has guest conducted major orchestras such as Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Czech Philharmonic, Barcelona Symphony Orchestra(OBC),Sinfonia Varsovia, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra and NHK Symphony Orchestra among others.
Shimono served as Resident Conductor and then Principal Guest Conductor of Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra (2006-2017) as well as guest conductor and then Principal Guest Conductor of Kyoto Symphony Orchestra (2014-2020).
He is also holding the title of Music Director of Hiroshima Wind Orchestra since 2011.
In addition to his activity with orchestra he also regularly conducts Opera at New National Theatre Tokyo,Nissay Theatre and Nikikai Opera among others.
Photo by Naoya Yamaguchi
Born in Kagoshima in 1969, Tatsuya Shimono cemented his international reputation as a conductor by winning the First Prize and the Hideo Saito Award at Tokyo International Music Competition for conducting in 2000 and the First Prize at the 47th Besançon International Competition in 2001. Since then he has guest conducted major orchestras such as Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Czech Philharmonic, Barcelona Symphony Orchestra(OBC),Sinfonia Varsovia, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra and NHK Symphony Orchestra among others.
Shimono served as Resident Conductor and then Principal Guest Conductor of Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra (2006-2017) as well as guest conductor and then Principal Guest Conductor of Kyoto Symphony Orchestra (2014-2020).
He is also holding the title of Music Director of Hiroshima Wind Orchestra since 2011.
In addition to his activity with orchestra he also regularly conducts Opera at New National Theatre Tokyo,Nissay Theatre and Nikikai Opera among others.
Photo by Naoya Yamaguchi
Yuya TSUDA (Piano)
Born in Sendai, Japan, Yuya Tsuda studied at the University of Arts Berlin after graduating from Tokyo University of the Arts. He won the 1st prize, the audience prize and the French Ambassador to Japan Prize at Sendai International Music Competition in 2007. He was also awarded with Special Prize for the interpretation of commissioned work at ARD Music Competition in Munich in 2011.
The Orchestras he has performed with include Berliner Symphoniker, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, and Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra. Besides solo recitals throughout Japan, he has been repeatedly invited to Sendai Classical Music Festival, Takefu International Music Festival, and Kiso Music Festival.
Yuya Tsuda founded the piano trio "Trio Accord" together with violinist Kei Shirai and cellist Hiroki Kadowaki and they perform actively throughout Japan. As a chamber musician, he has performed with many renowned musicians.
His piano teachers include Pascal Devoyon, Gabriel Tacchino, Miyoko Goldberg Yamane, Yu Kakuno, and Ruriko Shibuya.
He is currently an Associate Professor at Tokyo University of the Arts.
The Orchestras he has performed with include Berliner Symphoniker, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, and Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra. Besides solo recitals throughout Japan, he has been repeatedly invited to Sendai Classical Music Festival, Takefu International Music Festival, and Kiso Music Festival.
Yuya Tsuda founded the piano trio "Trio Accord" together with violinist Kei Shirai and cellist Hiroki Kadowaki and they perform actively throughout Japan. As a chamber musician, he has performed with many renowned musicians.
His piano teachers include Pascal Devoyon, Gabriel Tacchino, Miyoko Goldberg Yamane, Yu Kakuno, and Ruriko Shibuya.
He is currently an Associate Professor at Tokyo University of the Arts.
