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This text has been translated by auto-translation. There may be a slight difference between the original text and the translation. (Original Language: 日本語)
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday 10:00-12:00
Saturday Closed
現在練習の日は金曜日10:00-12:00ですが、不定期で曜日が変更になることもあります。
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday 10:00-12:00
Saturday Closed
現在練習の日は金曜日10:00-12:00ですが、不定期で曜日が変更になることもあります。
ヒューストン・ジャパニーズ・レディース・コーラス「桜」
- Memorial Area, Houston (Memorial City), Texas, 77024 アメリカ合衆国
- https://japanesechorus.blogspot.com/p/home.html
Beginners and those who love to sing are welcome ！ Feel free to visit us anytime ！.
"We want to share our Japanese culture with the people of Houston through music."
This Houston ・ chorus group was founded with this in mind.
We would like to bring a part of Japanese culture to the people of the United States through
Nice to meet you all. My name is Mitsuhiko Toda （ and Teruhiko Toda ）, the president of Houston ・ Japanese Chorus "Sakura". This chorus group was established after the Japan ・ Festival in April 2014, and in May afterwards with your help. At the Japan ・ Festival, we sent a message of encouragement from Houston to the victims in Japan to remember the tragedy of the Great East Japan Earthquake and to send a message from Houston to those who suffered from the disaster. With the help of the members of this chorus, a new chorus group, ・ "Sakura", has been formed here in Houston.
I have been involved in many opera productions in Japan as a music staff member, including the New National Theatre, Nikikai, and Yomiuri Symphony Orchestra. I am also the music director of Opera to Go of Houston ・ Grand ・ Opera in Houston. I have been working in the field of music, especially opera, and ever since I came to Houston, I have been thinking about how I can convey Japanese culture through music. Therefore, I am very happy to bring Japanese culture to the people of Houston through the Houston ・ Chorus "Sakura". Music and words are deeply connected, and singing can give you even more excitement. Therefore, I always try to make my performances enjoyable to sing, and at the end of the performance, I hope that the audience will truly enjoy it. Whether you like music, want to start something new, meet new people and expand your horizons, or just want to try singing for your health, we hope that many of you will join us and deepen your relationship through music. We hope to share our culture through music with a large audience by performing not only Japanese music but also a wide variety of other genres.
Last but not least, music and art cannot survive without your support. We believe that the bare necessities of life are necessary, but that music and art can further brighten and enrich our lives. In this respect, even in the most difficult times, the arts can give us hope and the strength to live. Therefore, we hope that as many people as possible, not just those who want to sing, will support the Houston ・ Chorus "Sakura".
This Houston ・ chorus group was founded with this in mind.
We would like to bring a part of Japanese culture to the people of the United States through
Nice to meet you all. My name is Mitsuhiko Toda （ and Teruhiko Toda ）, the president of Houston ・ Japanese Chorus "Sakura". This chorus group was established after the Japan ・ Festival in April 2014, and in May afterwards with your help. At the Japan ・ Festival, we sent a message of encouragement from Houston to the victims in Japan to remember the tragedy of the Great East Japan Earthquake and to send a message from Houston to those who suffered from the disaster. With the help of the members of this chorus, a new chorus group, ・ "Sakura", has been formed here in Houston.
I have been involved in many opera productions in Japan as a music staff member, including the New National Theatre, Nikikai, and Yomiuri Symphony Orchestra. I am also the music director of Opera to Go of Houston ・ Grand ・ Opera in Houston. I have been working in the field of music, especially opera, and ever since I came to Houston, I have been thinking about how I can convey Japanese culture through music. Therefore, I am very happy to bring Japanese culture to the people of Houston through the Houston ・ Chorus "Sakura". Music and words are deeply connected, and singing can give you even more excitement. Therefore, I always try to make my performances enjoyable to sing, and at the end of the performance, I hope that the audience will truly enjoy it. Whether you like music, want to start something new, meet new people and expand your horizons, or just want to try singing for your health, we hope that many of you will join us and deepen your relationship through music. We hope to share our culture through music with a large audience by performing not only Japanese music but also a wide variety of other genres.
Last but not least, music and art cannot survive without your support. We believe that the bare necessities of life are necessary, but that music and art can further brighten and enrich our lives. In this respect, even in the most difficult times, the arts can give us hope and the strength to live. Therefore, we hope that as many people as possible, not just those who want to sing, will support the Houston ・ Chorus "Sakura".
Mitsuhiko Toda
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