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Pianist / Music Educator, Researcher in Music, Mind, and Body
Kyoko Takemoto graduated from the Piano Department of the Faculty of Music at Tokyo University of the Arts and completed her graduate studies at the same institution.
She has pursued an active performance career both in Japan and internationally, presenting a wide repertoire ranging from classical to contemporary works.
Her discography includes fourteen CDs, featuring solo piano recordings such as Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky, Liszt’s Après une lecture de Dante, Schumann’s Fantasy, and works by Chopin, as well as chamber music recordings including piano quintets with the Israel String Quartet and the Warsaw Quartet.
She has also collaborated with distinguished artists such as Ernst Ottensamer, former principal clarinetist of the Vienna Philharmonic, Ryoichi Fujimori, principal cellist of the NHK Symphony Orchestra, and Yasushi Toyoshima.
Her performances with renowned musicians are available on YouTube and have received high critical acclaim.
Kyoko Takemoto graduated from the Piano Department of the Faculty of Music at Tokyo University of the Arts and completed her graduate studies at the same institution.
She has pursued an active performance career both in Japan and internationally, presenting a wide repertoire ranging from classical to contemporary works.
Her discography includes fourteen CDs, featuring solo piano recordings such as Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky, Liszt’s Après une lecture de Dante, Schumann’s Fantasy, and works by Chopin, as well as chamber music recordings including piano quintets with the Israel String Quartet and the Warsaw Quartet.
She has also collaborated with distinguished artists such as Ernst Ottensamer, former principal clarinetist of the Vienna Philharmonic, Ryoichi Fujimori, principal cellist of the NHK Symphony Orchestra, and Yasushi Toyoshima.
Her performances with renowned musicians are available on YouTube and have received high critical acclaim.
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