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音楽教室　東京　神宮前・池袋・上野

音楽教室　東京　神宮前・池袋・上野

Shin Arikita

	Guitar, Beginner, Bossa Nova. Jazz, Ukulele
	English
	Jingu Mae

Profile

Guitarist.
He is a graduate of Berklee College of Music and published the Japanese edition of “the Brazilian Guitar Book” by Nelson Faria.
He had lived in Tennessee during his childhood and has been performing various types of music. i.e. Church Music,Pops, Jazz, Latin and Brazilian Music.

Yasuhiro Iwakura

	Piano, Beginner, Jazz Piano
	English
	Ikebukuro/ Ueno

Takeshi Fukusima

	Piano, Beginner, Jazz Piano
	Simple English
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro

Mami Ichikawa

	Violin, Viola
	English
	Jingu Mae

Profile

Violinist and Violist
Violinist Mami Ichikawa has won the special presentation award from Artist International Audition in New York in 2002, which gave her an opportunity to give her New York debut recital at Merkin Concert Hall in 2003.
She received her Bachelor of Music degree from New England Conservatory in Boston and Master of Music degree from Mannes College of Music in New York where she was a scholarship student.
While living in New York, she has performed as a member of New England Symphonic Ensemble and Philadelphia Virtuosi. Her venues include Carnegie Hall in New York and Suntory Hall in Tokyo. At the same time, Ms. Ichikawa has been an active violin instructor and she is a certified instructor of Suzuki Association of America.
Currently she works as a violinist and a violin instructor in Tokyo area. She teaches at JiLL Music School and is founding member of a Latin jazz unit “Latin Classica a la Mode”.

Yoshihiro Yukishita

	Violin, Viola
	English
	Ueno

Profile

Started to play violin when he was 3 years old

Completed the violin class in Conservatory Santa Cecilia (Italia Rome) Graduted Aidm conservatory violin solist diploma course at the top of the list with perfect score 10+ out of 10(Italia Rome)

He studied with several great instructors.
*Shalom Budeer(Concertmaster in Rome opera house orchestra)
*Felix Ayo(I musici di roma Concertmaster)
*Pasquale Pellegrino(I musici di roma 2nd violin principal)
*Marco Domini(Professor of violin in Conservatory Santa Cecilia)
*Claudio Fattori(Violinist in Rome simphony orchestra)
*Naohisa Miyama(Concertmaster in several orchestra in Japan)

Career
*played Mendelssohn:Violin concerto and received first prize in mozart italia international masterclass
*attended the masterclass by Berliner Philharmonie Violinist as Concertmaster in orchestra.
*He was the concertmaster of Clivis strings orchestra in Italy rome. *played Vivaldi:Four seasons and double concerto as Solist with Clivis strings orchestra.
*played in solo concert in italy rome,first time with Sergio Oliva(Conductor in Rome opera house orchestra)
and second time with Maestro Bertel(Professor of piano in Conservatory Santa Cecilia)

Takako Kumada

	Violin, Viola
	English, Chinese
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro/Ueno

Profile

*Started the violin at the age of six under Namiko Fukaya
*Later studied under Iwao Fukui, Shigeo Sasaki, and Kosaku Yamaoka
*As a soloist and chamber musician, participated in the Royal Academy of Music Summer Festival, the Koblenz Spring Festival, the Weathersfield Music Festival, the Interharmony Music Festival, the Japanese String Instructors Association Music Camp, and the Ogikubo Music Festival.
*Played in the former New Philharmonic Orchestra (now the Chiba Symphony Orchestra) on a part-time basis.
*Graduated from Musashino Academia Musicae (1996)
*Obtained an Artist Diploma from Oberlin Music Conservatory, Ohio, USA with an Oberlin Music Conservatory Scholarship (1999-2001)
*Awarded an Eckstine Scholarship (2001)
*Graduated with a Master of Music degree from Northwestern University in 2002
*While in the United States, studied under the Pacifica Quartet, Sibbi Bernhardsson, and with world-renowned instructors Almita and Roland Vamos
*Winner of the Grand Prize of the “Ogikubo Music Festival” (2003)
*Almost 25 years’ teaching experience, with students ranging from kindergarten beginners to advanced adults who play in amateur orchestras

Since graduating from Musashino University, Ms. Kumada has performed as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player in numerous concerts and music festivals in many parts of the world. She also performed at plays, and worked with artists, using a variety of musical genres and styles.
The years spent living and studying in the United States with Amita and Roland Vamos, instructors of numerous international prize-winners, had a profound effect, not only on her development as a violinist, but also on her personal growth and worldview.
While living in Beijing from 2009 to 2013, and bringing up three children, she continued to perform and teach. As both a instructor and a mother, she has had much experience connecting with children, and tries to encourage them to improve their technique, in a light, fun way. With all her students, Ms. Kumada emphasizes technical proficiency, along with growth as a musician. She tailors her lessons according to the kind of music the student would like to be playing. She wants her students to be able to enjoy and make the most of this unique opportunity to learn the violin.
In addition to Japanese, she is able to teach in English.

Miyu Nohashi

	Violin
	English
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro

Profile

Having a broad interest and curiosity in classical music, Miyu is an active performer of solo pieces, chamber music, and orchestral repertoires, ranging from the 17th century to the present time.

She is the first prize winner in the Vivaldi International Music Competition and the second prize winner of its baroque music category, for her performance of Bach’s “Chaconne” from his 2nd Partita. Notably, she has also been the prize winner of, the Euterpe Music Awards, the Amadeus International Music Awards, and several other national competitions as well.

Since 2021, she has been studying with Takumi Kubota at Toho Gakuen School of Music. Her passion for early music has led her to become a double major in historical performance, studying baroque violin. Her instructors include, Ryo Terakado, Kaori Toda, and Sho Maruyama.

Yuri Tokushima

	Violin, Viola
	French
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro/Ueno

Profile

Je suis violoniste et professeur de violon, d’alto, de solfège et de piano. Je suis bilingue japonais-français et possède plus d’une dizaine d’années d’enseignement de la musique. J’ai habité pendant sept ans à Paris en tant qu’étudiante. Mon cours est donc ouvert aux étudiants francophones et japonais pour tous les niveaux.

Mes leçons s’adressent aux élèves dès l’âge de 3 ans comme pour les adultes. Que vous soyez débutant ou avancé j’aurais le plaisir de vous enseigner soit le solfège ou alors le violon, l’alto ou le piano. J’ai aussi une forte expérience pour vous aider dans l’apprentissage ou l’écriture de partitions.

Durant chacune des mes leçons, j’enseigne dans une atmosphère détendue, ludique et stimulante et m’adapte aux niveaux, aux besoins et aux envies de chacun des mes élèves.

Si vous désirez vous inscrire ou inscrire votre enfant dès à présent, vous pouvez le faire directement sur le site. Pour toutes questions, vous pouvez me les adresser en remplissant le formulaire dédié.

Je me réjouis de vous rencontrer très bientôt et de partager avec vous ma passion pour la musique

Momoko Saruwatari

	Flute
	English
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro/Ueno

Profile

After being graduated from Kwassui Women’s University in music performance and studying at the Toho Gakuen School of Music in Japan, Fukuoka native Momoko SARUWATARI currently performs as a flutist with the Yokohama Bay Orchestra while also teaching at the JiLL music school.
Since high school, SARUWATARI has participated in numerous music competitions and has performed publicly throughout Japan.
One of her most notable performances was with the Kyushu Symphony Orchestra where she was selected by the Japan Federation of Musicians to perform the concerto for flute and strings by André Jolivet.
SARUWATARI holds the highest certification (level 3) by Yamaha for wind instruments and has taken master classes by world-renowned flutists Sir James Galway and Pierre-Yves Artaud.
During college, SARUWATARI studied under Akira Nagata and Hiroaki Kanda.

Asami Niiyama

	Flute
	English
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro/Ueno

Keisuke Kitano

	Saxophone
	Simple English
	Ikebukuro/ Ueno

Wakako Harada

	Vocal music (classical music),Voice training(classical music)
	German, Simple English
	Jingu Mae/ Ikebukuro/ Ueno

Yuko Naito

	Vocal music (classical music),Voice training(pops,musical)
	Italian, Simple English
	Ikebukuro/ Ueno

Kasumi Matsumura

	Voice training(pops,musical)
	Simple English
	Jingu Mae

Kaoru Togashiki

	Erhu
	English
	Ikebukuro