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Yabe Tatsuya

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Tatsuya Yabe, concert master of the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Saito Kinen Orchestra, and other orchestras, has been active as one of the leaders of the Japanese musical world. Tatsuya Yabe, concert master of the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Saito Kinen Orchestra, and others, has been one of the leaders of the Japanese music world. He has gained a large fan base not only among classical music fans but also among general music fans as the violin soloist in the NHK television series "Aguri. As he reached the age of fulfillment as a musician, he faced Mozart as the composer for his first recording in a while. The two concertos, which she has been familiar with since her childhood, are performed in a joyful musical manner. The violin sound, which is even more beautiful than the highly precise technique of course, is a must-hear. The chamber ensemble "Shu" was carefully selected by Tatsuya Yabe for this music, with concert mistress Kyoko Shikata and a lineup of top players from the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra and NHK Symphony Orchestra adding color to the music. Tatsuya Yabe's Mozart is a musician about to enter his prime. Please enjoy the vivid sound of his music on this highly fresh Super Audio CD.■Tatsuya Yabe (violin) is one of the most active violinists due to his refined and beautiful tone and deep musicality. Born in Tokyo in 1968, he studied under Toshiya Eto. After graduating from Toho Gakuen Diploma Course in 1989, he was selected as a solo concertmaster of the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra in 1990 at the age of 22. Since 1992, he has been one of the concertmasters of the Japan Chamber Orchestra. As a soloist, he has performed to great acclaim under such renowned conductors as Takashi Asahina, Seiji Ozawa, Hiroshi Wakasugi, Jean Fournet, Bernhard Klee, James De Priest, Eliahu Inbal, and Gary Bertini. In 1997, she performed the violin solo in NHK's television series "Aguri," saying, "The beautiful sound of the violin starts the morning with a fresh and clean feeling. The performance was a great hit even with viewers unfamiliar with classical music.In December 2003, he performed music for NHK's 50th anniversary TV drama "Kawa, Someday to the Sea (composed by Taro Iwashiro)". In addition to duo concerts with Yukio Yokoyama and others, he has received high acclaim for his "Kotonoha Concert (recitation of Yasunari Kawabata's works and Bach performance)," a recitation and music concert with Toru Emori. In April 2004, he was appointed professor at the Faculty of Music and Cultural Studies of Ueno Gakuen University. As one of the leaders of the Japanese music world, he is expected to play an even more active role in the future. Octavia Records