11/03/2020
Live Broadcasting of Recorder Concert "Coda"
URL; https://youtu.be/GisvIxm8TDc
Date; Beggins at 2 p.m.(JST = GMT+9) March 14(Sat)
About;
Coda is an amateur concert of recorders held by friends that have met at the recorder training camp of teacher Yoichi Hembo.This time, we’ll be streaming live from the hall.The URL is https://youtu.be/GisvIxm8TDc.
Conciertode Amistad “Coda” means “Concert of Friendship” in Spanish. This concert is the fruit of the desire of students, “play beyond the boundaries of the university”, from all over the country who met at Tsukuba Recorder Training Camp.
Thanks to all of you, we are now on the fourth occasion.The theme is "Réjouissance". We will present aspects of Réjouissance ("Joy" in French) from the music produced by composers from different eras and nations. Enjoy a variety of Réjouissances from the praise to God to the joy of humans.
Concierto de Amistad ~ 4th Tsukuba Recorder Training Camp Joint Concert ~
"Réjouissance"
Conductor and Music Director : Youichi Hembo
Program :
T.L.de Victoria "Ardens est cor meum"
J.S.Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 2
G.P.Teleman Recorder suite A minor TWV55: a2 etc.
Date and time : March 14, 2020 (Sat) 14:00 (Opening at 13:30)
Venue : Wesleyan Holiness Order? Obara? Memorial Chapel, Yodobashi Church
Free entrance
Participating organizations : Kyoto University Recorder Club, Chiba University Recorder Ensemble, University of Tsukuba Block Flote? Club, University of Tokyo Recorder Club,
Hokkaido University of Science Recorder Club, Hokkaido University Recorder Ensemble
Contact : [email protected]
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The Tsukuba Recorder Training Camp is a major event hosted by recorder player Yoichi Hembo, held every September in Yukarinomori, Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture. In this training camp, recorder enthusiasts mainly students gathered from all over the country,taking ensemble lessons and recorder basic lecture, analyzing and practicing to improve the completeness of ensembles, totally immersed in recorders for 4 days 3 nights.
Youichi Hembo, Recorder
Youichi Hembo moved to Europe after he graduated from the University of Tsukuba.He studied first at the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (Catalonia College of Music) in Barcelona and subsequently received a scholarship from the Swiss government to undertake post-graduate studies at the Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (Zurich University of the Arts), from which he received his diploma and
graduated with first class honors. He studied the recorder with Akimasa Mukae, Pedro Memelsdorff, and Kees Boeke, and undertook vocal training with Francesc Garrigosa and Jill Feldman.
In 2009 he performed the Vivaldi Concerto in A minor for sopranino recorder in with members of the Kiev based National Philharmonic Society of Ukraine. In addition to giving recitals all over Japan, in recent years Youichi has pursued an active career giving duo concerts with Kees Boeke and performing with the period-instrument ensemble Contraponto. In 2015 he released his first solo album “La pazzia, il dolore e la goia” (ALM Records, ALCD-1154).
Youichi is very proactive in nurturing the next generation of performers. Every year he runs the Tsukuba Recorder Training Camp, most of the participants of which are university students, and regularly presents his “basic techniques which are very rarely taught to recorder players” course at the Origo et Practica Early Music Workshop. He took part in the 10th and 20th Ibaraki no Meishu Meikashu-tachi
(Excellent Artists and Singers of Ibaraki) music festival, and runs the Nakal Recorder School. He teaches at the Music of Heart (Mito) and Azabu Music Place music schools, and is also a part-time teacher at the Meikei High School.
http://ameblo.jp/nakal-fl/