Date
09-12
Time
18:00
Venue
Hakuju Hall
Sub venue
Not set
~ German music from the 20th century to the present day ~
14. Rika Abe
Piano Yoko Sugihara
G. Mahler (1860-1911)
From "Des Knaben Wunderhorn"
Life in this world
A Little Legend of Rhine
From "Rückert's Songs"
If you love someone because of their beauty
15. Kuniko Osawa
Piano Mayuko Takasaki
Strauss (1864-1949)
Rose Ribbon
All Souls' Day
16. Miwako Inaba
Piano Mari Nakayama
H. Pfitzner (1869–1949)
Is that why the spring sky is so blue?
Abandoned daughter
My slumber is getting lighter and lighter.
Glorious days
17. Nozomi Mineshima
Piano Shoko Murai
A. Zemlinsky (1872–1942)
From "Fernando Gregorius' Waltzes on Tuscan Folk Songs"
Cute swallow
The moon came to lament.
The little window is closed at night.
I wander around at night
A little blue star
I wrote a letter
18. Noriko Ohata
Piano Yuko Tajima
J. Marx (1882–1964)
If love touches you
In Campania
19. Masako Iwami
Piano Atsusa Saito
A. Schoenberg (1874-1951)
From "Eight Songs"
Maiden's Song
From "Four Early Songs"
Expectations
Your golden comb
exhilaration
20. Sugishita Yukiko
Piano Takasaki Mayuko
F. Schreker (1878–1934)
The Elves' Mysterious Night
I feel life flowing away
Spring Magic
21. Hiroko Iihoshi
Piano Makiko Takeo
A. Webern (1883–1945)
early spring
Flower Greetings
"Four Songs," Op. 12
The day ends
Mysterious Flute
When the sun was visible
Similar people
22. Kondo Etsuko
Piano Akatsuka Taro
A. Berg (1885-1935)
"Four Songs," Op. 2
Sleep, sleep
I was being carried even while I was asleep.
Now I have defeated the strongest giant
The air is warm
23. Mariko Kawamura
Piano Makiko Takeo
E. Korngold (1897-1957)
From "Five Songs," Op. 38
Happiness
The sick
From "Farewell Song," Op. 14
Will you rise again, O Moon?
24. Hagiwara Shoji
Piano Saito Atsusa
H. Eisler (1898-1962)
From "Hölderlin Fragments"
2. Reminiscence
3. Elegy
5. In a certain town
Toshihiro Nakagawa
Piano Eiko Ogawa
H. Reutter (1990-1985)
To the goddesses of fate
Autumn Song
From "Erler's Songs," Volume 1
Even the greatest must die.
Teruhiko Komori
Piano Atsusa Saito
W. Rihm (1952–2024)
From "Vermischter Traum"
I. What is this life all about?
II. The years that time stole from me
III. I am no longer the person I once was.
VII What is this life all about?