Tachikawa Civic Opera 2024 Revue composed by Donizetti, "Myoyaku of Love"
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Tachikawa Civic Opera Association
- subsidy category
- Regional Grant
- Grant Type
- single year
Reiwa 5(2023) 2nd Term Regional Grant [New in FY2023]
Business Overview
Name of public performance: Tachikawa Citizen Opera 2024 "Myopyaku of Love," an opera composed by Donizetti Dates: March 23 (Sat) and 24 (Sun), 2024 2 performances in total Venue: Tamashin RISURU Hall (Tachikawa City Civic Center) Large Hall Cast: Yoshiko Yamaguchi, Yoriko Maekawa, Ren Yoshida, Shoyo Kudo, etc. Double cast selected by audition Singing: Tachikawa Citizen Opera Choir Tube string music: Tachikawa Orchestra Finger music: Seiichi Furutani Cast: Kenji Naoi Organizer: Tachikawa Citizen Opera Association, Tachikawa City Regional Cultural Promotion Foundation Collaboration: Tachikawa City Supporting: Tachikawa City Board of Education, Tachikawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kokuritsu University of Music, Tachikawa Tourism Convention Association, etc. Special sponsors: Tachihi Holdings, Inc., Iwazaki Kurako Co., Ltd., Inageya Co., Ltd., Seibu Shinkin Bank
- Period of Activity / Project
- March 23 (Sat) and -24 (Sun), 2024
- Venues
- Tamashin RISURU Hall, Great Hall (Tachikawa City, Tokyo)
*Information such as project outlines is provided by organizations and individuals providing subsidies.
Profile
【 Tachikawa Citizens Opera Association 】
The Tachikawa Citizens Opera Association aims to create a comprehensive performing art called opera through collaboration between industry, government, and academia, and to revitalize the local community through music. In addition to opera performances, the Tachikawa Citizens Opera Association holds pre-events such as acting workshops and general production tours for young people, and promotes opera to a wide range of generations. The members of the association are the Tachikawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Kokuritsu University of Music, and the Tachikawa Regional Culture Promotion Foundation. 2/3 of the members are volunteers, and the association is managed in cooperation with industry, government, and academia.