Masato Suzuki Produce/BCJ Opera series vol.2 “Handel：Rinaldo HWV7a”
- オペラ
- 日時
- 2020年11月3日(火) 16:00
- 開場 / 終演予定
- 15:00 / 19:30
- 出演
- Masato Suzuki, Conductor and Harpsichord
Bach Collegium Japan, Orchestra
Daichi Fujiki, Countertenor
Maki Mori, Soprano
Saki Nakae, Soprano
Noriyuki Kubo, Countertenor
Hiroya Aoki, Countertenor
Mutsumi Hatano, Alto
Takaoki Onishi, Bariton［11/3］
Hirotaka Kato, Bass- Bariton［10/31］
Yosuke Taniguchi, Tenor
Aki Matsui, Soprano
Eri Sawae, Soprano
Mao Sunakawa, Stage Director
Tomo Sugao, Dramaturg
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To arrange seating in accordance with the prevention of novel coronavirus infection, tickets are sold with spacing between seats. (The spacing differs depending on the hall’s regulations.) If new information is announced by the Japanese government, local authorities for concerned venues, or related organizations, based on subsequent changes in the novel coronavirus situation, the ticket categories sold, areas, and manner of operation may change. We will appreciate your understanding in advance. (September,2020)
We regret to inform you that, due to the continuing restrictions on entry to Japan by the Japanese government resulting from the spread of COVID-19 and the unpredictable outlook regarding the resolution of the worldwide pandemic, the visit of the invited artists from overseas for the performances at Kanagawa Prefecture Music Hall and Tokyo Opera City on October 31 and November 3 respectively has unavoidably been canceled. As a result of the thorough discussions mainly between the conductor Masato Suzuki and the stage director Mao Sunagawa, the performances will be carried out as scheduled with the following new cast. We will be grateful for your understanding of the circumstances.
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曲目・演目Program
～CAST～
Almirena：Maki Mori, Soprano ／ Armida：Saki Nakae, Soprano ／ Mago Cristiano：Mutsumi Hatano, Alto
Rinaldo：Daichi Fujiki, Countertenor ／ Goffredo：Noriyuki Kubo, Countertenor ／ Eustazio：Hiroya Aoki, Countertenor
Argante[11/3]：Takaoki Onishi, Bariton ／ Argante[10/31]：Hirotaka Kato, Bass- Bariton
Araldo：Yosuke Taniguchi, Tenor ／ Siren：Aki Matsui, Soprano ／ Siren：Eri Sawae, Soprano
Masato Suzuki, Conductor and Harpsichord ／ Bach Collegium Japan, Orchestra
Mao Sunakawa, Stage Director ／ Tomo Sugao, Dramaturg
全国公演日程National performance
プロフィールProfile
Masato Suzuki, Conductor and Harpsichord
A multifaceted musician, Masato Suzuki appears on the concert platform in the capacity of conductor, composer and keyboard player. …Read more
Twitter：@eugenesuzuki
Facebook：@masatosuzukimusic
Instagram：@masatosuzukimusic
Bach Collegium Japan, Orchestra
Maki Mori, Soprano
Maki Mori studied at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, its graduate school, the Opera Studies Center of Agency for Cultural Affairs, and also in Milan and Munich. She is a winner of many competitions in Japan and abroad including Plácido Domingo’s Operalia Competition, and the recipient of Idemitsu Music prize, Washington Prize, and Hotel Okura Prize. She made U.S.A. debut at the Washington National Opera approved by Domingo.
She has performed with many renowned conductors as Seiji Ozawa, Chung Myung-Whun, and Fabio Luisi, as well as orchestras in the world and Japan. Maki Mori made great success “Der Rosenkavalier” at Sächsische Staatsoper Dresden in 2007,“Rinaldo” at the Edinburgh Festival in 2009,and as Musetta in La Bohème at the Teatro Regio di Torino in 2010.
Twitter：@makimori_sop
Takaoki Onishi, Bariton［11/3］
He made his opera debut in Japan when he served as substitute in the title role of “Eugene Onegin” , conducted by Fabio Luisi at the Seiji Ozawa Matsumoto Festival (OMF) in August 2019. The production was a great success. The following September, he appeared in the NHK Symphony Orchestra’s concert-style performance of “Fidelio”, conducted by Paavo Jarvi. He received high praise for both performances. …Read more
主催・協賛
- Presented by
- Japan Arts / Bach Collegium Japan
- Cosponsorship by
- Tokyo Opera City Cultural Foundation
- Supported by
Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan│Japan Arts Council
