"Ongaku no Hiroba" for Children
"Ongaku no Hiroba" for Children
This course aims to help children realize their abilities through a wide range of experiences through music.
Aiming to cultivate authentic ears, eyes and rich sensibilities, instructors who continue to work on the front lines give messages to children today.
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 | Icihro Nodaira（Composer, Pianist, Concert Hall Shizuoka AOI Artistic Director）
Studied at Tokyo University of the Arts, Graduate School and Conservatoire de Paris. He has many commissioned works including the French Agency for Cultural Affairs, and the main works are published in Paris. Also active as a soloist, accompaniment and chamber music. In 2005, he received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts. In 2011, he received Shiju-hosho (the Medal with Purple Ribbon). Professor of Tokyo University of the Arts. |
 | Izumi Shimura（Pianist）
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Art sand the Conservatory of Music. She performs recitals across the country with awide range of works from Baroque to Contemporary. Received the Kenzo Nakajima Music Award for outstanding contemporary music performance as a pianist. |
 | Toshiyuki Matsukura（Percussionist）
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts and the graduate school. He performs mainly in the fields of orchestra, chamber music and chamber opera regardless of genres suchas classical music and modern music. Member of Percussion Group 72, and Tokyo Sinfonietta. |
 | Keiko Harada（Composer）
She graduated from Toho Gakuen School of Music. She frequently traveled to Europe to learn with musicians from all over the world. Works with the theme of “the infinite possibilities of the body” have been performed both at domestic and abroad. She received the Akutagawa Composition Award and the Otaka Award. Associate Professor at TokyoCollege of Music and Lecturer at Toho Gakuen School of Music. |
 | Hiroko Tozaki（Chorus conductor）
Presided over the Ongaku Aobakai Shizuoka Children's Choir.
In 1984, she received the International Cultural Exchange Achievement Award from Bulgaria. In 1997,she received the Shizuoka City Educational Cultural Achievement Award. She received the highest ranking "Order of the Horseman of Madara in the First Degree" from Bulgaria. |
 | Fumiyo Tozaki（Chorus conductor）
Joined the Shizuoka Children's Choir since she was an infant. Graduated from Kunitachi College of Music and studied at Trinity College of Music (UK). Shizuoka Children's Choir Conductor, American Education Kinesiology Foundation Certified Brain Gym Instructor, Japan Choir Conductor Association and Shizuoka Prefectural Chorus Federation Director. Member of the British Choir Conductor Association. |
