Tachikawa Civic Opera Performance 2020 "Turandot" composed by Puccini
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Tachikawa Civic Opera Association
- subsidy category
- Regional Grant
- Grant Type
- single year
Heisei 31 (2019) Tokyo Area Arts and Culture Grant (Third Application)
Business Overview
Title: Tachikawa Civic Opera 2020 "Turandot" composed by Puccini (3 acts in original language with subtitles) Date: Saturday, March 21, 2020 22nd (Sun) 2 performances in total Venue: Tamashin RISURU Hall (Tachikawa Civic Center) Large Hall Cast: Takashi Fukui, Motoharu Aoyagi, Yasukiko Yamaguchi, Mariko Suzuki, etc. Double cast, mainly selected by audition Chorus: Tachikawa Civic Opera Choir Orchestra Orchestra General Director: Minoru Sunagawa Conductor: Seiichi Furutani Director: Kenji Naoi Sponsor: Tachikawa Civic Opera Association, Tachikawa Community Culture Promotion Foundation Collaboration: Tachikawa City Sponsor: Tachikawa City Board of Education, Tachikawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, National College of Music, Tachikawa Tourism Association, etc. Special sponsors: Tachihi Holdings, Inc., Inageya, Iwazaki Kurako Co., Ltd.
- Period of Activity / Project
- Saturday, March 21, 2020 – 22nd (Sun)
- 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 opera as a comprehensive performing art through collaboration between industry, government, citizens and academia, and to revitalize the region through music. In addition to opera performances, the association also holds pre-events such as lectures and mini-concerts and dress rehearsal tours for young people, promoting opera in a way that is closely tied to the local community and targets a wide range of generations. Members of the association include the Tachikawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kunitachi College of Music, and the Tachikawa City Regional Cultural Promotion Foundation (public interest incorporated foundation), with two-thirds being volunteer citizens, and the association is run through collaboration between industry, government, citizens and academia.