Tomoe Matsui, soprano
TAKAHASHI, Zen (Piano)

Moonlight (G. Faure)
After a Dream (G. Faure)
In Paradise (Chant)
Takeda's Lullaby
Tinsag flowers ... etc.
*Track list and order of songs are subject to change.

Tomoe Matsui

His repertoire ranges from Gregorian chant, through Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque to contemporary works and Japanese songs. Particularly highly regarded for her medieval and Renaissance antique vocal music, she has given lectures at the Conservatoire de Musique Angoulême, Charente, and continues to perform annually throughout France, including appearances at the Chateau Concert on the Loire River and at summer music festivals in the Lorraine region. With her clear voice, she continues to give a wide range of performances, including many recordings, recitals, and collaborations with artists in various fields. She also leads the chorus group "LA Moe DIE," which has attracted many fans for its honest and beautiful harmonies.
He is a member of the Kansai Nikikai and the Dansley Renaissance Ensemble.

 

Takahashi, Zen

He studied at the Hamburg State University of Music and performed as a harpsichordist and organist throughout Europe before returning to Japan. As a pianist and composer, he has released 10 solo CDs of his own. He has also supported numerous singers, collaborated in the fields of traditional Japanese music and gagaku (ancient Japanese court music), produced music in the field of film music, and worked as a recording engineer and CD producer. He has composed music for Tetsu Shiratori's films "Prayer: Conversation with Something Great", "Reading: The Path of Humanity Left Behind by Edgar Cayce", and "Roots: When Yamato and Judaism Join Hands". 2022, he is planning a series of CDs called "Season's Greetings". He is planning a series of CDs, releasing Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall.