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[2020-09-05] Evocative sounds in the ancient capital: Junko Sakimura cimbalom recital

Date: 5 September. Doors 17:30; concert 18:00.
Venue: Museum of Kyoto, Annex Hall
General admission: ¥3,500 in advance; ¥4,000 at the door
Students: ¥2,000 in advance; ¥2,500 at the door
Tickets: Ticket Pia, P-code 185-933

  • Cimbalom: Junko Sakimura
  • Piano: Masako Okoshi

Programme

  • Ave Maria Bach/Gunod
  • Romanian Folk Dances — Béla Bartók
  • Comme au premier jour — André Gagnon
  • Sonnet IV — Albert Pek
  • Hungarian Rhapsody — David Popper
  • Tanti Anni Prima (Ave Maria) Astor Piazzolla
  • Four Hungarian folk songs
    • Folk Song — Rezső Sugár
    • Dances from the Ireg Region — Béla Bartók
    • Eighteenth-century Hungarian Dances — after Bence Szabolcsi
    • Eighteenth-century Hungarian Dances — Béla Bartók
  • Csárdás — Vittorio Monti

As travelling from farther away may be difficult this time, I would be grateful if you could tell interested people living nearby about the concert.

The venue has made preparations, including limiting attendance and providing equipment to measure and monitor temperatures automatically. With so many concerts cancelled or postponed, I am deeply grateful.With best wishes,

古都に響く哀愁の響き〜崎村潤子ツインバロンリサイタル
5 September 2020 — Melancholy sounds in the ancient capital: Junko Sakimura cimbalom recital

Junko Sakimura

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