Wydawnictwo: Etcetera
Nr katalogowy: KTC 1404
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: marzec 2010
EAN: 8711801102702
Nr katalogowy: KTC 1404
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: marzec 2010
EAN: 8711801102702
Petrini / Mozart: Violin Sonatas
Etcetera - KTC 1404Mozart:
Violin Sonatas, KV 26-27 and 29-31
Petrini:
Violin Sonatas, Op. 3 Nos. 3 and 6
Violin Sonatas, KV 26-27 and 29-31
Petrini:
Violin Sonatas, Op. 3 Nos. 3 and 6
Masumi Nagasawa performs on modern grand,
single-action, Irish and Japanese ancient harp. She
studied with Phia Berghout at the Conservatory
in Maastricht and the historical harp with Mara
Galassi. Her study was concluded with the soloist
diploma cum laude, followed by the award Prix
d'Excellence. In 1990, she received the Muramatsu
Music Prize Grand Prix Japan, which is awarded to
highly prestigious musicians.
Masumi has given recitals in many international
concert halls such as in Amsterdam, Tokyo,
Budapest, Rome, Washington D.C., Copenhagen,
and Brussels. Her recitals vary with expanded
repertoire and programs. She has performed
numerous programs for radio and television in
Europe and Japan. She has been a soloist with the
Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, the St. John's
College Choir Cambridge, and also appeared as
a soloist together with Dame Kiri te Kanawa
and Cecilia Bartoli. She has been invited to
numerous International festivals including Kuhmo
International Chamber Music Festival, Herbst
Festival Düsseldorf, Takefu International Music
Festival, Salzburg Music Festival, Geneva Music
Festival, Akiyoshidai International Music Festival
and the Ittinger Pfingstkonzerte. She has also performed with the Freiburger Baroque Orchestra,
Balthasar-Neuman Ensemble, and as a soloist
with the Netherlands Bach Society.
Besides her performances, she has composed
and arranged various pieces for the harp which
have been published and recorded. She currently
teaches at the conservatory in Maastricht and
lives in Amsterdam.
Born 1961 in Santa-Cruz, Bolivia, Ryo Terakado
started to play violin at the age of 4. He won the
2nd prize in the Japan Youth Musical Competition
when he was only 14 years old and studied
violin, chamber music and conducting at the
Toho Gakuen School of Music, after which he
served for 2 years as concertmaster of The Tokyo
Philharmonic Orchestra.
His interest in Baroque music already started
when he was 19 years old and led him to start
playing the baroque violin by himself. A few years
later he founded Concert Spirituel together with
flutist Masahiro Arita and cellist Hidemi Suzuki.
In 1985 he came to the Netherlands to study
the baroque violin at the Royal Conservatory in
The Hague under guidance of Sigiswald Kuijken
and since 1987 he played as a concertmaster
with many Baroque orchestras, such as Les Arts
Florissants, La Chapelle Royale, Collegium Vocale
Gent and the Tokyo Bach Mozart Orchestra.
Presently he is concertmaster and soloist of La
Petite Bande and the Bach Collegium Japan.
Since 1994, he is one of the main artists in the
Hokutopia International Music Festival in Tokyo.
It is there that he debuted as a conductor. Since
1997 Ryo Terakado is chief conductor of the
orchestra Les Boreades. Since 2000 he joined the
ensemble Il Gardellino as one of its core members.
www.masuminagasawa.com
single-action, Irish and Japanese ancient harp. She
studied with Phia Berghout at the Conservatory
in Maastricht and the historical harp with Mara
Galassi. Her study was concluded with the soloist
diploma cum laude, followed by the award Prix
d'Excellence. In 1990, she received the Muramatsu
Music Prize Grand Prix Japan, which is awarded to
highly prestigious musicians.
Masumi has given recitals in many international
concert halls such as in Amsterdam, Tokyo,
Budapest, Rome, Washington D.C., Copenhagen,
and Brussels. Her recitals vary with expanded
repertoire and programs. She has performed
numerous programs for radio and television in
Europe and Japan. She has been a soloist with the
Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, the St. John's
College Choir Cambridge, and also appeared as
a soloist together with Dame Kiri te Kanawa
and Cecilia Bartoli. She has been invited to
numerous International festivals including Kuhmo
International Chamber Music Festival, Herbst
Festival Düsseldorf, Takefu International Music
Festival, Salzburg Music Festival, Geneva Music
Festival, Akiyoshidai International Music Festival
and the Ittinger Pfingstkonzerte. She has also performed with the Freiburger Baroque Orchestra,
Balthasar-Neuman Ensemble, and as a soloist
with the Netherlands Bach Society.
Besides her performances, she has composed
and arranged various pieces for the harp which
have been published and recorded. She currently
teaches at the conservatory in Maastricht and
lives in Amsterdam.
Born 1961 in Santa-Cruz, Bolivia, Ryo Terakado
started to play violin at the age of 4. He won the
2nd prize in the Japan Youth Musical Competition
when he was only 14 years old and studied
violin, chamber music and conducting at the
Toho Gakuen School of Music, after which he
served for 2 years as concertmaster of The Tokyo
Philharmonic Orchestra.
His interest in Baroque music already started
when he was 19 years old and led him to start
playing the baroque violin by himself. A few years
later he founded Concert Spirituel together with
flutist Masahiro Arita and cellist Hidemi Suzuki.
In 1985 he came to the Netherlands to study
the baroque violin at the Royal Conservatory in
The Hague under guidance of Sigiswald Kuijken
and since 1987 he played as a concertmaster
with many Baroque orchestras, such as Les Arts
Florissants, La Chapelle Royale, Collegium Vocale
Gent and the Tokyo Bach Mozart Orchestra.
Presently he is concertmaster and soloist of La
Petite Bande and the Bach Collegium Japan.
Since 1994, he is one of the main artists in the
Hokutopia International Music Festival in Tokyo.
It is there that he debuted as a conductor. Since
1997 Ryo Terakado is chief conductor of the
orchestra Les Boreades. Since 2000 he joined the
ensemble Il Gardellino as one of its core members.
www.masuminagasawa.com