Charity Concert

東北関東大震災復興支援チャリティ・コンサート
We are holding a charity concert to support the recovery of Japan from Tohoku-Kanto Great Earthquake as follows;

Date: Sat 2 April　4月2日（土）
Time: 7:00pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)　午後7時開演　（午後6時半開場）
Venue: The Kaetsu Educational & Cultural Centre　嘉悦センターにて

Peter MacFarlane - Bagpipe
武本英之 Hide Takemoto - Guitar
辻美舟 Mifune Tsuji - Violin
滝本澄子 Sumiko Takimoto - Piano

Followed by mini raffle + drink reception
コンサートに引き続き、ミニ福引大会とドリンク・レセプション
Free admission with donation
入場無料　寄付をお願い致します

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Thanks to your generosity we raised £1,610.00 on the evening.
Total of £2,810.00 was raised in the past two weeks with charity events at the Kaetsu Centre and it has been donated to the Japanese Red Cross via the Embassy of Japan.
Thank you for your continuous support.

Concert by a Japanese singer

Maki HATANO (Singer)

Concert

波多野まき　コンサート

pianist: Yuichiro ONUKI（大貫祐一郎）

Sat 13 Nov 2010
open: 18:30
start: 19:00

Ticket: £15.00 / £8.00 - student, concessions
(including 1 drink)
Contact for tickets: ellie.thomas1@ntlworld.com
A percentage of the profit from this concert will go to Cancer Research UK.

Maki will sing some English and French songs as well as some traditional Japanese songs.

Kyoshi Hasegawa Guitar Concert

あらゆるジャンルの音楽を愛し、奏で、歌う

長谷川きよし　

欧州公演ツアー

ケンブリッジ公演

2010年11月3日　午後7時より

Kyoshi Hasegawa Concert

European Tour (Paris, Trier, Leipzig, London & Cambridge) Autumn 2010

Cambridge

Wed 3 Nov. 19:00

Tickets available from kheuct@yahoo.co.uk

£15.00 (student £8.00)

Profile:

1949 Born in Tokyo.

Hasegawa loses his sight at the age of 2.

At the age of 12 he begins learning the classical guitar.

40 years have passed since his dramatic debut in 1969 with 'Wakare no Samba'.

From early on Hasegawa embraced various musical styles from Chanson, Samba, Latin and Jazz to Rock, creating in the process his own unique style and becoming a pioneer of the "World Music" genre.

The Sevcik Players Lunch Time Concert

The Ševčík Players (Violin) Lunch Time Concert
Wed. 25 August 10
1:00pm (Doors open from 12:30)
Free admission

The Ševčík Players are a group of violinists from Hiroshima who study the methods, techniques and works of Otakar Ševčík (1852 -1934).
They will be playing some pieces by Ševčík and some traditional and familiar Japanese music.

Programme
O. Ševčik From 7 Czech Dances Op.10
N. Paganini Moto Perpetuo Op.11
Michio Miyagi The sea in Spring
Japanese Songs

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