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2007 10.29 19:00〜 at Meguro Persimmon Hall
Sponsored by: Meguro UNESCO Association
Co-sponsored by: Meguro Foundation of Art and Culture,
Meguro Board of Education
Supported by: National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan,
Tokyo Liaison Council of UNESCO Associations,
Meguro City,
Meguro Ward PTA of Elementary Schools
Players: Yoko Urata Fog/Piano
Holger Groh/Violin
Tomas Vinklat/Violin
Robert Bauerstatter/Viola
Joergen Fog/Cello
Program: Haydn’s String Quartet in D major “The Lark”, Op.64, No.5
Mozart’s Piano Concerto in A major, KV 414 (co-played with Ohta-ku Haydn Chamber Orchestra)
Dvorak’s Piano Quintet in A major, Op.81

Again this year, we were happy to welcome the members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Those fans who had looked forward to that day, quickly filled up the seats. There were also two hundred invited guests of children representing the next generation and many other parents with-child in the audience.
Haydn’s String Quartet, “The Lark” was played jauntily and delicately, and twenty-five strings surrounding the piano expressed Mozart’s profound tones. The last piece was the one by Dvorak conveying an ethnic melody. The colorful program certainly grasped the hearts of audience and the big applause seemed to last forever after the two encores which overwhelmed everyone.
Yoshio Shimizu, PR Committee