A lecture will be held on the days of the 2022/2023 season "Sumida "TOBIRA" of classic" performances on March 17th (Fri) and 18th (Sat).
| To help you enjoy "Sumida "TOBIRA" of classic," which begins at 2:00 p.m., to the fullest, we will use audio and video to provide fun explanations of the highlights that you won't find in the program notes (song listings) alone! We guarantee that in just 60 minutes you'll be able to instantly enjoy listening to any song. Why not try doing a quick preparation in just an hour on the day of the concert? (Lecturer: Takayuki Komuro) |
Theme: Wagner and Jazz ~ Exploring the Surprising Commonality!
[Lecturer Profile] Takayuki Komuro (Music Writer / University Faculty)
After studying composition and musicology at a music college, as a music writer, he writes commentary on songs, mainly classical and jazz, and interviews with famous artists. In addition to working as a part-time lecturer at Wayo Women's University, her commentary on movie music on TBS Radio is often popular.
Outline of the event
● Date and time:
3/17 (Friday) 11:00- Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo (next to Sumida Triphony Hall) 6F
Reception from 10:40 at the 6th floor chapel
3/18 (Sat) 11:00~ Sumida Triphony Hall
Reception from 10:40 at the 1F dressing room entrance
●Lecturer: Mr. Takayuki Komuro
●Target audience: Those who have tickets for the "Sumida "TOBIRA" of classic 13th" on March 17th (Fri) and 18th (Sat)
● Participation fee: 500 yen per person (Please pay at the reception on the day.)
●定員：3/17（金）40名 、3/18（土）25名 両日、定員に達したためお申し込みを締め切らせていただきました。
* First-come-first-served basis.
How to apply
■E-mail でお願いします。
culture@njp.or.jp へ下記項目をお送りください。
① お名前・座席番号（ご参加希望の方全員分）② ご住所 ③お電話番号
Application deadline: 3/8 (Wed.)
* We will contact you 7 days before the event only if you are unable to participate due to over capacity, so please come directly to the reception on the day.
【please note】
When visiting the concert, please be sure to check the following link.
[Important] Notice of business resumption and new coronavirus infection prevention measures (Sumida Triphony Hall)