Date: Tuesday, 17th February 2009, 7.30pmVenue: St Vedast-alias-Foster Church, Foster Lane, CheapsideLondon EC2
Fee: £10 per head (Payment by cheque payable to The British Japanese Law Association)
Miyuki Kato was born in Japan and lives in London. She studied at the Royal Northern College of Music and graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (RWCMD), majoring in instrumental music and specialising in the piano, with a first-class BMus degree for performance and an Ivor Coles Memorial Award and in 2008 was awarded an MMUS in advanced performance. While at the RWCMD she also won the Jacobson Piano Prize, Chamber Music Prizes and Accompaniment Prize. (For Miyuki Kato’s full biography please see the Japan Society website.)The net proceeds of ticket sales from the Recital will be divided between the Fabric Fund of St Vedast’s Church and the BJLA respectively, a registered charity and a non-profit organisation.
PROGRAMME
BEETHOVEN: 6 Bagatelles (opus 126)
DEBUSSY: Preludes from Book 1: No.5 - Les Collines d’Anacapri, No.10 - La Cathedrale engloutie
DEBUSSY: L’Isle joyeuse
Interval (20 min) - Coffee and soft drinks will be on sale in the Church Courtyard and adjoining Parish Hall
HIRAI: Fantasy Sakura
GRIEG: Lyric pieces: Arietta, At the Cradle Nocturne, Wedding Day
TCHAIKOVSKY: Romance in F major (opus 51-5)
CHOPIN: Polonaise-Fantaisie (opus 61)
To obtain tickets, please write to Martin J Day, The British Japanese Law Association, c/o 607 Mountjoy House, Barbican, London EC2Y 8PB
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