We held the Autumn Recital 2025 on November 24th in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
This time, the program began with solo violin performances.
Participants ranged widely in age and experience—from kindergarten children to adults, from first-time performers to a Mozart concerto.
There were also heartwarming parent–child performances and husband-and-wife duos, which made the concert especially touching.
For the ensemble, we performed two pieces:
The first was the famous “Intermezzo” from Cavalleria Rusticana. We were able to fully bring out and share its beautiful melody.
The second piece was “Autumn” from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons. The violin and cello solos were challenging. In order to play with good harmony, the ensemble needed a lot of practice, particularly in the counting and rhythm. It was indeed a harmony created by everyone.
Next came the solo piano performances.
These ranged from first-time performers to original compositions, and from kindergarten children to adults. Some students even participated on both violin and piano.
We could feel everyone’s growth and excitement in their performances.
A hearty thanks goes out to all the audience members who came to support us.
It was in all a truly wonderful concert!
Looking forward to seeing you all at our next concert.
Thank you very much ♥