The 2nd Myujikkuhagi Concert "accepting"
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- YUJIKKU HAGU
- subsidy category
- Startup Grant
- Grant Type
- single year
FY2024 2nd Startup Grant
Business Overview
The theme of this concert was to "embrace" the different cultural backgrounds and roots of Western classical music and Japanese traditional music, and it was held as a 2 hour concert consisting of two parts, the first half and the second half, with a 15 to 20 minute intermission. The program is composed of existing music from each genre and original works by composer Hirano. In the original music, melodies and styles of existing music are quoted and reconstructed, and both traditions are fused while respecting their original form.
The concert was performed by young talents, mainly students and graduates of Tokyo University of the Arts, including three Japanese instrumentalists, including Ayako Kanisasare of the sho, five choral musicians, including Shunsuke Itaya, four string instrumentalists, including Saka Ogawa, three percussion instrumentalists, including Yuto Honda, and Naoko Asano of the chamber piano. A 40 voice motet composed by T. Tallis also experimented acoustically by synchronizing the recording with live music.
- Period of Activity / Project
- Wednesday, March 12, 2025
- Venues
- Katsushika Symphony Hills Iris Hall (Katsushika Ward, Tokyo)
Profile
【 Myujikkuhagi 】
A music production group established with the aim of "I want to connect two elements with different backgrounds through music." It was formed by students and graduates of Tokyo University of the Arts, led by Mehisa TOKUNAGA in charge of planning and promotion, Yoshinari HIRANO, a composer, and Ryo FUKUDA in charge of technology. Since 2023, a series of performances centering on Hirano's new works have been planned and held, and the third musical performance is scheduled for 2027.