Experience
Acitivity Time
Approx. 1 hour and 10 minutes
Place
Board Room
Recommended people
Couples
Number of people in reservation
1 people ~
7,700Yen
[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 third episode features a cellist,Mr. Nobuo FurukawaWe will welcome you.
Date: Thursday, January 2022, 3
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
Cello Suite No.1
Camille Saint-Saëns
swan
Gabriel Faure
After the Dream
Astor Piazzolla
Libertango
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Nobuo Furukawa
After graduating from Toho Gakuen School of Music, he studied at the Liszt Academy of Music in Hungary. Upon returning to Japan in 1998, he became the principal cellist of the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, a position he holds to this day.
As a soloist, he has performed with many orchestras and renowned conductors both in Japan and abroad, including on national tours with the Toyota Master Players, Vienna, a chamber orchestra comprised of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra's principal players, and the Leningrad State Opera Orchestra. In 2003, he received the 2nd Hideo Saito Memorial Fund Award.
In terms of his solo activities, he has been the cellist who has attracted attention from all quarters for his popularity and talent, including performing the solo part of the theme song for the movie "Departures."
To date, he has released ten solo albums and two best collections. In 10, he formed the unit "KOBUDO" with Dozan Fujiwara (shakuhachi) and Takeshi Senoo (piano).
In 2017, they celebrated their 10th anniversary and released their first greatest hits album, "Tennensai."