リコーダー公開レッスン (講師：山岡 重治)

　　要予約　<Advance reservations are required>

受付を終了いたしました。
We are no longer taking applications.

[レッスン料] 1枠50分　　　個人（ソロ） 12,000円 / グループ（アンサンブル） 15,000円

[Lesson fee] 50 minutes per one lesson　　　Private (Solo): 12,000 yen / Group (Ensemble): 15,000 yen

[聴講料] 1,000円（1枠）

[Audit fee] 1,000 yen per one lesson

Shigeharu Hirao-Yamaoka (recorder)
After studying Science and Engineering at Waseda University, Tokyo-born Shigeharu Yamaoka entered the prestigious Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel, Switzerland, in 1973, where he studied recorder with Hans-Martin Linde and Jeanette van Wingerden. From 1979 he studied recorder with Ricardo Kanji and recorder making with Frederick Morgan at the Royal Conservatory of Music in the Hague, Holland. He won the first prize in the ensemble section at the 1975 Bruges International Music Festival, the third prize (the highest awarded that year) in the recorder section at the 1978 Munich International Music Festival, and continued to perform across Europe until his return to Japan in 1980. Since then he has played a leading role in that country's flourishing early music scene and has also appeared in early music festivals in Korea, New Zealand and Italy. His recordings include the complete sonatas of Handel (ALM Kojima), the award-winning French Music (Meister Music), Bach Partitas and Corelli Sonatas etc. A　highly respected maker, under the name of Hirao, his instruments are played by many leading soloists thoughout the world. He is Musical Director of the ensemble LES CINQ SENS　, plays regularly with the Bach Collegium Japan, and is a guest professor at Ueno Gakuen University and a lecturer at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music.