Michiyo Arai, Rieko Ikeda, Masaru Notsu - J.ハイドン：6つのディヴェルティメント Hob.Iv: 6-11 / 新井道代、池田梨枝子、野津真亮 (J.Haydn : 6 Divertimenti Hob.Iv: 6-11 / Michiyo Arai, Rieko Ikeda, Shinsuke Notsu) - Import HQCD

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Michiyo Arai, Rieko Ikeda, Masaru Notsu

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Haydn's Chamber Works for Flute: Elegant and Humorous Performances! There are not many chamber works for flute by J. Haydn, except for these six divertimentos and two other works. All of the six divertimentos, with the exception of No. 4, are adapted from Haydn's opera "The Moon World" and his baritone trios. All the pieces are full of lovely melodies and Haydn's typical humor, and the three players' lively expressions and detailed ensembles shine through. The liner notes include a detailed commentary by Arai. ＜Michiyo Arai studied at the Tokyo College of Music before completing her graduate studies in flute at the Tokyo College of Music. Her master's thesis, "On the Performance of Baroque Music on the Modern Flute," was published in the bulletin of the Japan Flute Association. After working as an assistant at the same university for one year, she studied at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Den Haag, the Netherlands, in the Department of Old Music, Flauto Traverso. After returning to Japan, he has been performing on flutes of various periods, mainly Baroque. Since 2010, she has been giving a series of concerts of ancient instruments at Atelier Amigo, Iruma City Cultural Creation. He has studied modern flute with Masahiro Aizawa, Masayoshi Umezu, and Taiichi Uemura, and traverso with Ririko Maeda, Barthold Kuiken, and Wilbert Hartzelzett. She also teaches at the Eisenach Music School (Ochanomizu) and at her own school (Tokorozawa). ＜After studying at the Tokyo College of Music, she completed the graduate course at the Tokyo College of Music. She was a sound source provider and performance model for the heroine in "April is Your Lie," serialized in Kodansha's monthly magazine. After graduating from the university, she became interested in ancient music and entered the master's program (Baroque Violin) at Tokyo University of the Arts, where she completed her studies. She won the second prize at the 30th International Old Music Competition in Yamanashi.She has participated in numerous performances and recordings by orchestras and ensembles for original instruments, including Orchestra Libera Classica, Bach Collegium Japan, and Orchestre Avant-Garde, and has appeared on NHKFM's "Enjoying Old Music" and NHK's "Masterpiece Album Plus. In addition to the recital series "Rieko Ikeda and Basso Continuo", she founded the string quartet group "Just our two cents" for original instruments, which has given many performances. He is also the concert mistress of the Pro Musica Mission, an ancient music orchestra. ＜Masaaki Nozu graduated from Kunitachi College of Music, Department of Music Performance. After graduating from Kunitachi College of Music with a Bachelor of Music degree in performance, he studied basso continuo at the Bach Performance Research Department of Kunitachi College of Music, and received a Master of Music degree from the Department of Ancient Music at Tokyo University of the Arts. He studied under Kikuri Yoshinori, Fujimori Ryoichi, and Suzuki Hidemi. He also studied with Philippe Muller and Anner Bijlsma. Currently, he is active as an orchestral and chamber musician with the Orchestra Libera Classica, Orchestre Avant-Garde, and other orchestras. He is a graduate assistant at Kunitachi College of Music and a lecturer at Izumo Arts Academy. King International