September 23rd, Saturday, 2pm Home Concert
Tribute concert
April 21,2023 @Mazarium Lounge
Sumiko Sato on piano
2023 Extension lectures at Fuji University: Thinking from Kenji Miyazawa
Vol. 10 Kenji Miyazawa and Music
”From Michinoku to the Future Sphere” – On Kenji’s Compositions and Music Born from Kenji’s Literature –
Composer, performer, music educator, Sumiko Sato
Date and Time: Monday, June 12, 2023, 14:15-15:45 (4th period)
Venue: Fuji University
Details: http://www.fuji-u.ac.jp/area/koukai/kenji
*The lecture will be broadcasted on Hanamaki Cable TV.
*Online streaming→ “Fuji University Public Relations Channel – YouTube“.
If interested in attending the lecture, contact Fuji Univer Affairs & Supervision Dept. 0198-23-6221My composition “Sotoyama Trail” was recently performed in China (excerpted from the article below).
The “Japan Festival in Yunnan” was grandly held from February 11 to 12 in Kunming, China. The Iwate Prefecture’s presentation opened with “Sotoyama Kaido,” a piece based on the Iwate folk song “Sotoyama-bushi” (composer: Sumiko Sato) by Aya Kimizuka, a flute player from Miyako City. During the two-day-event, participants enjoyed meeting people interested in food, animation of Iwate, and Japanese culture, including a performance combining Nambu ironware and Pu’er tea.
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/SQA5sTIzW_HpbVhzKu6zPA2月11日〜12日に中国雲南省で行われた「Japan Festival in 雲南」の岩手県ステージにて、岩手県の作曲家・佐藤司美子さん(@sumikosatomusic)の楽曲「外山街道」を演奏させていただきました〜。 pic.twitter.com/NoZX6uTZIa
— きみづかあや (@KimiChan_Fl) March 1, 2023
2023 Art and Culture Lectures@Morioka Ueda Community Center
(Sumiko will be the lecturer for the Session 2 and 3.)Music of “Joy and Sorrow”
Date: Jan. 14, Jan. 21, Jan. 28, 2023
Venue: Ueda Community Center, Morioka
Session 1: Music of Joy and Sorrow as Heard by Araebisu” (SP record appreciation and lecture)
Lecturer: Masashi Iwasaki, Director of Nomura Kodo & Araebisu Memorial Museum
Session 2 (January 21) “Why are we sad? Why are our hearts so excited (lecture and performance) Lecturer: Shumiko Sato
Session 3 (January 28) “Techniques of Composition and Arrangement, Expressions of Joy and Expressions of Sadness (lecture and performance)”
Lecturer: Shumiko Sato