an international collaboration program focusing on arts through bodily
expression
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West 9 Building, Ookayama Campus, Tokyo Institute of Technology
http://www.titech.ac.jp/access-and-campusmap/e/o-okayama-campus.html
［Ａｄｍｉｓｓｉｏｎ ｆｒｅｅ but 280 seats only］
No parking is available.
Take a Tokyu Oimachi Line / Tokyu Meguro Line train and get off at Ookayama station.
June 3 [Tue] 18:00-20:30
Dance theater world premiere
“from the earth to the sky”(work title)
※following students’ performance
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Artists
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○Jean Laurent Sasportes (choreography and dance)
○Tetsu Saitoh (music)
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June 10 [Tue] 18:30-20:00
Kazimierz Brzozowski Piano Recital
“Chopin and Liszt - in and out -”
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Artist
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○Kazimierz Brzozowski
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Program
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◎F.Chopin : Ballade in g minor by, Mazurkas No.14, Op24 g minor,
and No.3 Op.7 in f minor
◎F.Liszt : Hungarian Rhapsody No.7 in d minor Transcendal Etudes No 10 in
f
minor, No. 11 and Tarantella Venicia i Napoli
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June 16 [Mon] 18:30-20:00
Chika Murakami Piano Recital
“motion within silence”
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Program
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◎L.V. Beethoven : Sonata No14 in c-sharp minor Op27, No.2
◎I.Alebeniz : El Albaicin, Triana
◎A.Piazzola : Libertango
◎O.Messiaen : Ile de feu 1
◎C.Saint-Seans :Valse mignonne Op.104, Etude en forme de valse Op.52,
No.6
◎F.Chopin : Mazurka No13 in a minor, Op.17, No.4, Polonaise fantaisie
in a-flat
major, Op.61
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July 2 [Wed] 18:30-20:00
Latin Jazz Big Band Concert
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Program
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◎CUBAUZA ◎NOCHE CORRIENDO ◎NEXT EXIT ◎ENERGIA
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July 8 [Tue] 18:30-20:00
“The Streetcar Bells of Hiroshima”performed by Mieko Makimura
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Program
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The Streetcar Bells of Hiroshima, written by Ken Kimura
Directed by Teruyuki Washida
A primary school boy Kousaku’s dream was to become a driver of the local
streetcar. In 1945, mid teen school girls, including Kousaku’s sister,
were driving the trams in Hiroshima during the war. On August 6th,
an atomic bomb killed their dreams and future. While Kousaku was wandering in the
ruins, far away, he could hear the bell of the tram ringing, which seemed to
offer a glimmer of hope.
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July 20 [Sun] 14:00-16:00
Promenade concert
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The
first half
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<Artists>
○Keiji Saneyoshi(Piano) Kimiko Fujita(Violin) Chiho Nishinoiri(Soprano)
<Program>
◎Mendelssohn : Auf Flugeln des Gesanges
◎Mozart : Voi che sapete che cosa e amor“LE NOZZE DI FIGARO”
◎Handel : Neun deutsche Arien
1. Kunft' ger Zeiten eitler Kummer
8. In den angenehmen Buschen
◎Beethoven : Sonata for Piano and Violin F major Op.24 (Spring)
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The
second half
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<Artists>
○Yasuno Miyauchi ＆ Tsumugine(music performance)
<Program>
◎breath strati
◎Atmosphere etc.
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Note:Programing is subjects to change.
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Artist Profile
Jean-Laurent SASPORTES was born in Casablanca in 1952. From 1979 till 1995, as a solo-dancer
in the Pina Bausch Company, he danced in all repertory pieces of this company
through most of almost all important performing events and places around
the world. Since 1996 independent dancer, actor, and choreographer. In
2007, he founded, and leads as artistical director, the company "CafeAda"
(based in Wuppertal, Germany) and created together with Malou Airaudo the
dancetheatre piece "Autant en emporte le Temps".
Tetsu
Saitoh was born in Tokyo. He has carried out many exchange works with dance,
theatre, fine arts, visual arts, butoh-dance, tango, jazz, European improvised
music, Korean culture, Asian shamanism and etc. He organized“The Eurasian Echoes”for bridging between Europe and Asia in Japan, Korea､Singapore, Thailand, Laos,
Argentine, Canada, USA, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Poland.
Kazimierz Brzozowski has garnered international acclaim for his captivating performances at
the piano, in particular the music of Chopin. He is a graduate of
the Frederic Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw, where he studied with Prof.
Regina Smendzianka. His performance highlights include a New York
Carnegie Hall debut, performances in Warsaw with the Polish National Radio
Orchestra, that was recorded live for the Public Radio and TV.
Chika Murakami graduated from Conservatoire National Supérieur de
Musique de Paris with Premier
Prix à l’unanimité. She got many international prizes including Diplomes d’ Honor at Maria
Canals Competition and has studied with Jacques Rouvier ,
Germaine Devèze ，Lev Naoumov, and recently Cécile Ousset at Puycelsi , a small village, in south France.
Los Guaracheros is an amateur Latin jazz big band at Tokyo Institute of Technology. In
recent years, it was awarded prizes in a lot of competitions.
Mieko Makimura was born in Hiroshima: First theatre performance in the play “Seven color
pencils”. Since 1999, she has been the Director of La Paisible.From 2003,
she has been a leading member of the theatre company Za.Since 2000, she
has been performing solo in the play “The Streetcar Bells of Hiroshima”.
Presented by Tokyo Institute of Technology (Graduate School of Decision
Science and Technology, Graduate School of Innovation Management, The Center
for Research and Development of Educational Technology)
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