Acitivity Time
about 1 hour 10 minutes
Place
Board Room
Recommended people
Couples
Number of people in reservation
1 people ~
7,700Yen
Welcoming guitarist Tomomi Kono
[This salon concert has now ended]
For Hotel GrandBach, which boasts a tranquil hotel space, "music" is the very reason for the brand's existence.
The Salon Concert 3, held on the third Thursday of every month, will take guests on a "journey into music."
The second episode features guitarists,Tomomi KonoWe will welcome you.
Date: Thursday, January 2022, 2
Venue: Hotel GrandBach Tokyo Ginza Wald Tür (Boardroom)
Price: 7,700 yen (tax and service charge included)
【Schedule】
19:00 Aperitif and finger food provided
19:30 Start time (Performance & Talk: Scheduled for about 1 hour)
Aperitif, finger food image
【Program】
Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata for solo violin No. 3 (arranged by Tomomi Kono)
Agustin Barrios
大 聖堂
Heitor Villa-Lobos
From Five Preludes
Sergio Assad
思 い 出
Agustin Barrios
The final tremolo
Frederick Hand
prayer
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Tomomi Kono
In addition to winning the Classical Guitar Competition, he has won prizes at competitions both in Japan and abroad, including the Tokyo International Guitar Competition and the Asia International Guitar Competition.
His CD releases include Prayer (2013), a collection of jazz classical works Luxe (2015), an all-Bach album The BACH (2017), and a collection of Spanish works The Spain (2019) from R. Infini; all of these were recognized as special selections by the Record Geijutsu magazine.
In particular, the album "Luxe," which focuses on contemporary composer guitarists, was praised by music critic Shigeo Hamada as "the ultimate achievement among guitar albums."
In 2020, he performed two great guitar concertos, "Concierto de Aranjuez" and "Fantaisie for a Gentleman", at Suntory Hall with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Toshiaki Umeda. The live album was released in the fall and was recommended by the Asahi Shimbun.
The release of a live recording of the two great guitar concertos is said to be the first attempt in the world. His work has been praised for being "emotional and warm, and touches the heart" and "music that touches the hearts of those who listen." He is also involved in training the next generation of musicians at Showa University of Music and at his own music school.