Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra

Commissioned by
Agency for Cultural Affairs Government of Japan
Strategic Plan for Integrated Use of Cultual Properties in 2016

Workshop

“Music for Peace” Workshop
Date:        February 15 (wed) 2017, 18:00-
Venue:     Memorial Hall / B1F the east building of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (1-2 Nakajima-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima / TEL 082-241-4004)
Content:  
(1) Musical dedicating for peace by the musicians who join the “Music for Peace” concert.
 a) Stanisław Podemski (Acting principal 2nd violin player of Sinfonia Varsovia) & Martin Stanzeleit (Principal cello player of Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra)
 b) Charles Richard-Hamelin (solo pianist) plays “Hibaku-Piano“(a damaged by A-bomb piano) called “Akiko san no piano*” for offering for the victims.
(2) Dialog between the musicians and young people from Hiroshima.
 4 young people, a pianist and 3 students belong in university/high school, speech their message and talk with them about peace and music.
As to observe:It will be opened for 50 observers from common in order of arrival. Please contact us in advance.
Contact:    Hiroshima symphony Orchestra TEL: 082-532-3080

* Akiko san no piano
This “hibaku piano”, a piano harmed by Atomic Bomb was owned by Akiko Kawamoto who was a music lover and sophisticated girl. Her brief life was closed at the next day after the bomb dropped when she was 19 years old. She loved to play this piano, especially with Chopin’s music.

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