びびなび25周年

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  • 2/16/30 Chiba Symphony Orchestra 118th Subscription Concert "Landscape painted with sound

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    ［ Performer ］
    Conductor ： Kazushi Yamashita （ Music Director ）
    Clarinet ： Shiho Suseki （ Chiba Symphony Orchestra Member ）
    Music live / Concert
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    千葉交響楽団クラシックオーケストラロッシーニメンデルスゾーン

  • 12/8㈰ Matsumoto Piano Concert Duo Concert Soprano Music

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    Healing melodies on sweet tones

    [Scheduled to be performed]
    *Scheduled songs are subject to change.

    Rentaro Taki ： Moon over the Deserted Castle
    Kosaku Yamada ： Akatombo
    Toraji Ohnaka ： Yashi no Mi
    Caccini ： Ave ・ Maria and others

    [Performance] Natsuko Suzuki （ Piano ） ／ Yuko Terada （ Soprano ） ／ Misako Ito （ Soprano ）
    Music live / Concert
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  • Chiba Symphony Orchestra "Conversation with the Natural Music" The 115th Subscription Concert

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    ［ Performances ］
    Conductor ： Kazushi Yamashita （ Music Director ）
    Violin ・ Guest Concert Master ： Masafumi Hori （ Honorary Concert Master of NHK Symphony Orchestra ）
    <1265> ［ Works ］
    Mozart ： Overture to "Escape from the Lateran" K.384
    Mozart ： Violin Concerto No. 5 in C major, K.219 "Turkish Style"
    Mozart ： Symphony No. 41 in C Major, K.551 "Jupiter
    Music live / Concert
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    The 117th Lecture on Regional Culture in Boso

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    The Flowering of Popular Buddhism in Ancient Boso ～ Formation of Prayers for Happiness ～
    Mr. Masato Nishino, Director of Chiba City Archaeological Research Center ）
    Seasonal / Occasion
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  • Pop-up at Sogo Chiba

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    One week pop-up store at Sogo Chiba.
    interior goods such as paper cutouts, calligraphy, and flowers,
    accessories, yoga wear, and much more.
    Shopping
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  • Video screening of "Me in the Mirror"&Lecture by the author

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    Whether you have read the picture book "Boku in the Mirror" or not, we will bring you a warm time that will make you want to hug your loved ones who "take care of you" immediately through the screening. We will also invite the author, Baba Keisuke, to discuss with us what we adults can do "now" for a future that is easier for children to live in.
    Education / Children
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    103rd Lecture on Regional Culture in Boso

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    ◎ Jomon Period Shell Middens and the Banmao Zumo Tidal Flat ～ The Charms of the Sea of Inseparable Tokyo Bay Coast ～.
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    Announcement of the 97th Lecture on Regional Culture in Boso

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    In Kiyomidaihigashi 2-chome, Kisarazu City, there used to be the largest Jomon shell mound ・ in southern Chiba Prefecture, the Gionma shell mound.　
    We will introduce the fascination of this shell mound, the mystery of the small shell, Ibokisago, which created a large shell bed, and the efforts to utilize the Ibokisago of Banzu tidal flat for regional development.
    School / Seminar
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