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Pass of Discovery Bach Artists Japan Takumi (Yuki Ando, Kei Inoue, Yuki Sato, Tomoyuki Hasegawa, Chihiro Yun) 1. Price: Intrada Dramatica 2. Morales: X1 3. Morales: Pass of Discovery 4-6. Program: Contrast 4. I. Polarities 5. II. Atmospheres 6. III. Motion 7. Suppé: Lumen 8. Panufnik: Vision I (from Symphony No. 3 "Sacred Symphony") 9. Britten: Fanfare for St. Edmundsbury 10-14. Dubois: Five Bagatelles 10. I. Leggero e vivo 11. II. Lento espressivo 12. III. Scherzando (ma non troppo) 13. IV. Tempo di Berceuse (lento) 14. V. Vivo 15-17. Nore: Cocktail 15. I. - 16. II. - 17. III. Allegro "Performance" Bach Artists Japan Takumi (Trumpet Quintet) Yuki Ando, Kei Inoue, Yuki Sato, Tomoyuki Hasegawa, Chihiro Yun "Recording" December 1-3, 2021 Saitama, Miyoshi Town Cultural Hall (Coppice Miyoshi) The brilliant trumpet sound of tradition! A magnificent ensemble by five trumpets! This is the second album by the ensemble "Bach Artists Japan Takumi," composed of five of Japan’s leading trumpet players. The trumpet, inheriting the brilliant traditional sound called “Stradivarius in trumpet,” is a top brand loved by trumpet players worldwide. The top Japanese players who love this trumpet formed "Bach Artists Japan Takumi." With a colorful and refreshing tone and impeccable ensemble, they convey the魅力 of the trumpet. Centered on Morales’ "Pass of Discovery" and "X1," which he also plays, you can rediscover the versatile sounds and rich響き of the trumpet, including challenging ensembles like "Contrast" and Britten’s fanfares. Stunning技 and splendid ensemble by five masterful players! Beautiful sound! An album packed with the魅力 of the trumpet. Yuki Ando Born in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. Awarded the Excellent Prize at the 16th Omagari Newcomer Music Festival Competition. Passed the audition hosted by the Japan Performance Federation and performed the Arutunian trumpet concerto with the Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra. From 2008 to 2016, belonged to the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. Studied trumpet under Mineo Sugiki, Naohiro Tsuken, Masanori Morioka, and Akihiko Igawa. Member of Bach Artists Japan Takumi, Brass Code 12, and Emannon Brass Quintet. Part-time lecturer at the National University of Music and Senzoku Gakuen College of Music. Trumpet player of the NHK Symphony Orchestra. Inoue Kei From Kumamoto Prefecture. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. Performed at the 20th Yamaha New Performer Concert. Winner of the 75th Japan Music Competition. Former principal trumpet of the Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra. Has performed concertos with various groups including the Nagoya Philharmonic, playing works by Haydn, Arutunian, Tomasi, etc. Member of Bach Artists Japan Takumi, Aichi Brass Arts Quintet, and Aichi Trumpet Section. Actively performs as a guest player with various orchestras. Studied under Akira Ichihara, Koji Motomura, Naohiro Tsuken, Minoru Kitamura, Mineo Sugiki, and Yukihiro Sekiyama. Currently associate professor at Aichi Prefectural University of the Arts and lecturer at Nagoya College of Music. Sato Yuki Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts. Recipient of the Acantus Music Award. 1st place at the 16th Japan Wind and Percussion Competition. 2nd place at the 69th and 72nd Japan Music Competition. Selected for the 2nd Riexsa International Trumpet Competition. 3rd place at the 6th Philip Jones International Competition. Served as part-time instructor at the Tokyo University of the Arts Department of Orchestral Studies (currently: Geidai Philharmonia), then studied in Germany under Matthias Hefels at the Hamburg University of Music and Theatre. After serving as principal player for 17 years at the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, retired in 2023, and now actively performs as a soloist and chamber musician. Visiting contract member of Siena Wind Orchestra. Member of ARK BRASS, Bach Artists Japan Takumi, and Brass Code 12. Also active as a chamber musician. Hasegawa Tomoyuki Born in Hakodate, Hokkaido. Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts Faculty of Music. Studied trumpet under Mineo Sugiki, Tsuguhiko Matsuda, and Yukihiro Sekiyama. Awarded 2nd place at the 22nd Japan Wind and Percussion Competition, 1st place at the 75th Japan Music Competition, and the Iwaki Prize (Audience Award). Appeared on NHK-FM "Masterpieces Recital." Frequently performs concertos as a soloist with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Aichi Chamber Orchestra, and other orchestras nationwide. Former principal trumpet of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, currently principal trumpet of the NHK Symphony Orchestra. Part-time lecturer at Aichi Prefectural University of the Arts, the National University of Music, and Tokyo College of Music. Released first solo album "Intrada" from MClassics in 2021. Also a member of Brass Hexagon, Bach Artists Japan Takumi, and Brass Code 12, and active as a chamber musician. Yun Chih-Hao Born in Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture. During studies at Aichi Prefectural University of the Arts, participated in the Asia Youth Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa Music Academy, and PMF. Awarded the Excellence Prize at Yamaha New Performer Concert and the Oki Den Sugar Hall New Performer Concert. After graduating, moved to the U.S., completed studies at the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Colburn School. While in the U.S., served as second/sub-principal trumpet of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra and principal of the Berkeley Symphony. Also performed as a guest with Helsinki Philharmonic, Malaysian Philharmonic, and other overseas orchestras. Studied trumpet under Junichi Oda, Yuki Sato, Yasuyuki Takeuchi, Michael Saks, and James Wilt. Currently a trumpet player with the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra. Member of Five P’s, Brass Code 12, and Bach Artists Japan Takumi. Part-time instructor at Showa University of Music and Senzoku Gakuen College of Music. Media reviews and other: This is the second album by the ensemble "Bach Artists Japan Takumi," featuring five of Japan’s leading trumpet players. The ensemble inherits the brilliant traditional sound of the trumpet called “Stradivarius in trumpet,” a top brand loved by trumpet players worldwide. The top Japanese trumpet players who love this trumpet formed "Bach Artists Japan Takumi." With a colorful and爽快 tone and impeccable ensemble, they convey the魅力 of the trumpet. Centered on Morales’ "Pass of Discovery" and "X1," which he also plays, you can rediscover the versatile sounds and rich響き of the trumpet, including challenging ensembles like "Contrast" and Britten’s fanfares. Stunning技 and splendid ensemble by five masterful players! Beautiful sound! An album packed with the魅力 of the trumpet. (C)RS
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