Thursday, November 01, 2007

SATORU SHIONOYA GROUP JAZZ CONCERT 2007


Presenter : The Japan Foundation, Kuala Lumpur
Featuring : Satoru Shionoya (Piano, Leader), Yoshito Tanaka (Guitar), Katsumi Hiraishi (Bass), Eiji Tanaka (Drums) and Masatoshi Kainuma (Percussion)






Synopsis:
One of the up-and-coming jazz piano talents in Japan, Satoru Shionoya was part of the Grammy Award-nominated Japanese salsa band, 'Orquesta De La Luz'. This afforded him opportunities to collaborate with the great salsa kings Tito Puente, Celia Cruz and Santana, among others. The Japan Foundation is now proud to present his new jazz ensemble, The Satoru Shionoya Group – spirited jazz musicians who also dabble in western classics and pop music... (to read more)



Venue : Pentas 1, KLPac Duration : 17 - 18 November 2007
Category : Concert Price : RM45, RM30 or RM15 (students, senior citizens, the disabled & JFKL members)

LIEDERABEND: GERMAN ART SONG SERIES 2007


Presenter :
Artists Platform & Goethe-Institut Malaysia (Supported by KLPac & The Actors Studio)

Featuring :
Soprano: Evelyn Toh, Chia Yee Yean & Tan Sin Sim
Tenor: Tan Wei Han & Kee Loi Seng
Baritone: Eddy Chin & Jeffery Chew
Speakers: Dr. Volker Wolf & Noor Mahnun Mohamed
Pianist: Kok-Ting Chong

Synopnis :
Song, one of the oldest forms of musical expression, flourished in Europe during the romantic period in the nineteenth-century. The increased popularity of piano as a home music-making instrument and the wealth of German romantic poetry during that period contributed to its growth. Musicians, music lovers and friends would gather at home and one or more singers would sing the songs. Often the composers themselves would accompany the singers at the piano... (to read more)



Venue : IndiCine, Level 2 Duration : 15 - 18 November 2007
Category : Concert Price : ENTRY BY DONATION - RM35 and limited number of RM20 tickets for students & disabled

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Circlesongs

*There will be a free Circlesong jamming session at Central Market, Kuala Lumpur on Sat 22 Sept and Sat 29 Sept 2007, 12pm-1pm. Do drop by!*