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21 Feb 2024 Conversations with Tyler Masaaki Suzuki on Interpreting Bach
“After that, next project is a couple of organ concerts in Japan because in Kobe, in the Shoin chapel, where we have made all the CD recordings — and that organ that’s built by the French organ builder called Marc Garnier, that was exactly the 40-year Jubilee this year.”
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…Now. After this project with Yale and Juilliard — now, we are having Handel’s oratorio called L’Allegro Penseroso ed il Moderato. That’s very interesting music. After that, next project is a couple of organ concerts in Japan because in Kobe, in the Shoin chapel, where we have made all the CD recordings — and that organ that’s built by the French organ builder called Marc Garnier, that was exactly the 40-year Jubilee this year. That’s why I will give a couple of concerts there. That was actually the starting point of my whole career, so that is a really important event. After that, I’m coming back to Europe to make another volume 6 or 7 of the organ series in Groningen. Then I will make a tour with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, with the Christmas Oratorio, all six parts. That’s really exciting. Next year in January, we are going to perform Brahms’s Deutsches Requiem with period instruments in Japan and make a recording. That is a real excitement. I look forward to that. Masaaki Suzuki, thank you very much.…
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