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Noto Japan 2024

Noto Japan 2024

Benefit Concert

能登地震 チャリティー・コンサート

A devastating earthquake struck the Noto Peninsula in Japan on the first day of 2024.

We express our deepest condolences to the people who lost their lives.

On 21 January in Gent, Belgian and Japanese musicians dedicate their beautiful music for the people in the devastated region.

Thank you for your encouragement and solidarity!

BE 14 0689 4571 6883

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Your donation is most appreciated.

(bank transfer or donation box at the concert)

The profit of the concert will be sent to the devastated region and used for supporting recovery projects.

Date & Time

21 January SUN 2024 starting at 14:30

Venue

MIRY Concert Hall - Biezekapelstraat 9, 9000 Gent

From Gent-Sint-Pieters Station, take Tram 3 or 4 and step off at Gent Vogelmarkt stop.

Special Team Japan

Musicians

Sigiswald Kuijken

Violin

Yuzuko Horigome

Violin

Benjamin Glorieux
(cancelled)

Cello

Kaori Uemura

Viola da gamba

Guy Penson

Harpsichord

Aki Sato

Koto & Shamisen

Yuina Takamizo

Saxophone

Tsubasa Hori

Taiko drums

Yuki Yamane

Harpsichord

Emiko Sakai

Harpsichord

Toshiyuki Shibata

Flute

Mr. Benjamin Glorieux’s performance is unfortunately cancelled due to illness.

Programme

Sigiswald Kuijken (baroqueviool)
Toshiyuki Shibata (flauto traverso)
Kaori Uemura (viola da gamba)
Guy Penson (violoncello)

Johann Sebastian Bach: Trio Sonata in G major BWV 1038
Jean-Marie Leclair: Deuxième Récréation de musique Overture-Forlane-Badinage-Chaconne

Tsubasa Hori (voice, taiko, orin)

Folk songs from Noto Peninsula and improvisation

—pause—

Emiko Sakai, Yuki Hoshino (harpsichord)

TBD

Duo Kanadé – Aki Saito, Yumina Takmizo (saxophone and koto)

Michel Lysight: Méditation
Michio Miyagi: Haruno Umi

Yuzuko Horigome (violin)

Johann Sebastian Bach: Violin Sonata no. 2 in A minor BWV 1003

Sounds

History

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Gent and Kanazawa, twin cities.

The massive earthquake assaulted Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa prefecture on the first day of 2024. Kanazawa the capital of the prefecture is the twin city of Gent since 1971.
Organized by
Toshiyuki Shibata
Malou Van den Heuvel
& Hiroyuki Yamamoto

supported by Japanese Culture WA vzw/asbl website: https://www.jcwa.eu

Contact

Your Donation will support recovery projects in Japan.

Bank Account for donation

BE 14 0689 4571 6883

Japonaise Culture WA asbl
Place Sainte-Famille 27/6
1200 Woluwe-St-Lambert

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All the funds raised will be directed to the Hokuriku Mirai Foundation, an active community foundation deeply rooted in Ishikawa.

https://hokuriku-mf.jp