Experience

For Hotel GrandBach, which boasts a tranquil hotel space, "music" is the very reason for the brand's existence. To commemorate the third anniversary of its opening, the hotel will be holding a "Salon Concert."

The salon concert in November will be our annual anniversary concert. This year, with the cooperation of Bach Collegium Japan (BCJ), with whom we have signed a partnership agreement since April 11, we will be welcoming performers active at the BCJ. To commemorate our 2022rd anniversary,Toru YamamotoPlease enjoy music from the Baroque period, including that of Bach, in a relaxed salon style setting.

Date: Thursday, July 2024, 11
Venue: Hotel GrandBach Tokyo Ginza 2F | "Wald Tür - Door to the Forest"
Price: 16,500 yen (tax and service charges included) *Price includes concert fee and food and beverages.

【Schedule】
18:30 / Meal provided (dinner course + free drink)
20:00 / "Salon Concert" starts ((Scheduled for about 1 hour)
*Please take advantage of this opportunity to take advantage of the set plan that includes accommodation.

【Program】

J.S. Bach: Cello Suite No. 1
Britten: Cello Suite No. 1, No. 1 Song, Fugue
Kodaly: 8st movement from Cello Sonata op.1
J.S. Bach: Cello Suite No. 3

Click here for the concert program

Cello & Baroque Cello Toru Yamamoto

Graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Early Music and the Zurich University of the Arts.

In 2008, he won second place at the 16th Leipzig International Bach Competition, and in 2, he won the Jury Prize at the International Early Music Competition in Bruges and the First Prize at the Van Wassenaar International Competition. In 2011, he was a recipient of the Agency for Cultural Affairs' Overseas Study Program for Upcoming Artists, and in 2010, he received a scholarship from the ROHM Music Foundation. He is a member of the Bach Collegium Japan (BCJ), the Orchestra Libera Classica, and the principal player of the Orchestre Avant-Garde and the Pro Musica Mission. He has given intensive lectures at the Tokyo University of the Arts and master classes at the Conservatory of Music at the National University of Singapore, and in 2011 he served as a judge at the Yamanashi International Early Music Competition, where he won second place in 2006.