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CLARINET - Workshop for Children; let's experience the sound of musical instruments!

Genre:
  • Music ,
  • Kids / Youth ,
  • Workshop

In response to great praise for the Cello Edition held last year, we have set up the Clarinet Edition this year.
What kind of instrument is a clarinet? How does it sound? How do you play it?
Get absorbed in the sound and the performance of various types of clarinets!

Notice to our patrons who are attending this performance
Upon attending the performance, please visit this link to go through the precautionary measures to help prevent the COVID-19 spread.
Your understanding and cooperation are much appreciated.

Admission Ages

Age 4-8 with caregivers

Maximum number of participants

60 per class *First-come, first-served basis

Artists

Clarinet:
KAMEI Yuto *2nd prize (Top prize) and Audience Award of Wind section at the 19th Tokyo Music Competition
ARIMA Rie
TAKIMOTO Chiaki
HARA Kosuke

Tickets

The application has been closed since the reservation number reached the limit.

Free General Admission (Advanced application required)

Application Period
Saturday, October 9 – Thursday, November 11 2021

Application
Nishitokyo City Hoya Komorebi Hall +81-42-421-2323 (9:00-17:00)
* Only available by telephone.
* Regarding the seating allocation for this performance, every other seat will be kept unoccupied in a checkerboard pattern.

* This workshop is conducted only in Japanese.
* The program is subject to change under certain circumstances.
* Children aged from 0 month to 3 years are not admitted.

Contact

Nishitokyo City Hoya Komorebi Hall
https://www.komorebi-hall.jp/

Period

Sunday, November 14 2021
[1]11:00-11:45 (Open 10:30)
[2]13:00-13:45 (Open 12:30)

Venues

Nishitokyo City Hoya Komorebi Hall, Small Hall

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Credit

Organized by
Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo Bunka Kaikan / Arts Council Tokyo (Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture)
Co-organized by
Designated Administrator of Nishitokyo City Hoya Komorebi Hall
Supported by
Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan