Masahiro Yano, flute
Emi Inouchi, piano
Ville Hirtola (bandoneon)

Astor Piazzolla from Tango Etudes
No. 1 No. 3 No. 4 No. 6
Libertango Adios Nino
Michelangelo 70, etc.
*Track list and order of songs are subject to change.

Masahiro Yano, flute

 

After graduating from Musashino Academia Musicae with first class honors, he went on to the Salzburg Mozarteum Music University and completed graduate studies at the Trossingen Music University in Trossingen, formerly in West Germany.
While a student, he has performed and recorded throughout Germany as a member of the Philharmonisches Orchester Stuttgart.
1994 Joined the Municipal Orchestra of Joensuu, Finland as principal flute.
Since 1996, he has also been active as the conductor of his own chamber orchestra, "Ensemble Kobe".
Winner of the 2nd Matsukata Hall Music Award, Grand Prize in the wind instrument category.
In 2008, he received the Kobe Culture Encouragement Award.
Received the 2020 Kobe City Cultural Award.

 

Emi Inouchi, piano

 

Graduated from Hwajo Girls' High School, Music Department, and Souai University, School of Music. Currently, she is active as a soloist and chamber musician mainly in the Kansai region, and has performed with Leon Spierer, former first concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic, Udo Heinzmann, flutist of the North German Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Wilfried Strehle, principal viola of the Berlin Philharmonic. He has performed with Leon Spierer, former first concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic, Udo Heinzmann, flutist of the North German Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Wilfried Strehle, principal viola of the Berlin Philharmonic.

 

Ville Hirtola, bandoneon

 

Ville Hiltola is a Finnish bandoneon player and tango musician. Over the years, he has built an extensive and international career, performing all over the world, including European countries, Argentina, the United States, Japan, Korea, and Russia.
He has founded tango orchestras such as Ville Hiltula Tango Cuarteto and Tangueros Articos, and was a member of the world-renowned tango orchestra, Carel Kraayenhof y su Sexteto Canyengue, where he performed for 10 years from 2005 to He was a member of the internationally known tango orchestra, Carel Kraayenhof y su Sexteto Canyengue, where he performed for 10 years from 2005 to 2015.
She has performed with many well-known tango musicians, including Ryota Komatsu and Color Tango, as well as with renowned orchestras around the world, including the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist. She has performed on many television programs and has had the honor of performing for the Royal Family of the Netherlands and the Dalai Lama. Lives and works in Kobe, Japan. Currently based in Japan.
www.villehiltula.com