YOSHIO HAMANO
The Archive | 2015
■ Yoshio Hamano & Yuki Ito Joint Recital
20. December, 2015 / sonorium (Tokyo)
Cello: Yuki Ito
Shostakovich - Piano Sonata No. 2
Myaskovsky - Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2
Rachmaninov - Vocalise, e.a.
■ Sho Kitagawa Balalaika Recital 2015
18. October, 2015 / Toppan Hall (Tokyo)
Balalaika: Sho Kitagawa
■ Concervatoire Concert Series at South Hill Park
9. October, 2015
South Hill Park Arts Centre (Bracknell, UK)
Cello: Yuki Ito
J. S. Bach - French Ouverture, BWV831 (solo)
Rachmaninov - Morceaux de Fantaisie, Op. 3 (solo)
Hartzell - Essie's Gigue, Op. 23 (dedicated to Yuki Ito)
Bridge - Spring Song
Glazunov - Chant du menestrel, Op. 71
Rachmaninov - Vocalise
Myaskovsky - Cello Sonata No. 2
■ Kawai Concert No.2232 Yoshio Hamano in Recital
4. September, 2015 / Fuji Rose Theater (Shizuoka)
W. A. Mozart - Piano Sonata KV332
Chopin - Polonaise-Fantaisie, Op. 61
Scriabin - Sonata No. 5, Op. 53
Tchaikovsky (arr. Pletnev) - Andante Maestoso
■ Royal College of Music Artist Diploma recital
10. June, 2015 / Amaryllis Flemming Concert Hall, RCM (London)
Works by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, and Shostakovich's milestone 2nd Piano Sonata.
■ Recital at Pushkin House
8. June, 2015 / Pushkin House (London)
Organised by M.C.S. Young Artists Fund. Works by Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, and Shostakovich's milestone 2nd Piano Sonata.
■ Tuuli Takala Soprano Recital with Yoshio Hamano
30. May, 2015 / Yamaha Ginza Concert Salon (Tokyo)
A soiree musicale organised by Yamaha Ginza and M.C.S. Young Artists Fund, curated by Yoshio Hamano; vocal and piano solo music with Finnish star Tuuli Takala.
■ KAWAI Europe Concerts Series
13. February, 2015 / Musikschule Krefeld (Krefeld, Germany)
14. February, 2015 / Burgermeisterhaus (Essen-Werden, Germany)
15. February, 2015 / Vereinigte Gesellschaft (Langenberg, Germany)
Debussy, Scriabin, Stravinsky, Fitkin, Rachmaninov
■ Toshihiro Kaneshige & Yoshio Hamano:
Vibrant Piano World
4. January, 2015
Mie Prefectural Cultural Center (Tsu, Japan)
Works for solo and duo piano by Graham Fitkin coupled with all-time classics of Beethoven and Stravinsky.
