Looking forward to performing! – at Spencers Wood, England
Pianist Ikuko Inoguchi to Perform in Iris Axon Concert Series
Programme includes Beethoven, Liszt and a world premiere by a British Composer actonw3.com/info/evirisaxon2…
Happy New Year! Hope this white snake brings happiness, good health, and good luck to you – at South East, England
We enjoyed playing for you all. Lovely tea and cake as usual! Thank you for having us! We’ll be back 😊 – at South East, England
Such a nice comment from John: “To be a musician is to bring one’s whole life into the sound you make. This takes all the courage.” – at South East, England
ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND AT 4PM "Echoes in Raindrops" - Duets by John Kane,violin, & Ikuko Includes Brahms' Rain Symphony. Tickets on door only (£10/£9). We will fit you in! @upperbasildon @GoringStreatley
@StreatleyPC
So great to see @yasnoshinmorita who wrote a piece that I premiered at @royalmusical conference yesterday. I also attended a fantastic composition workshop @markKnoop and @mirabenjy an inspired, happy day 1 #RMA150 – at London, England
Thank you so much @randamag for this! 😊🎻🎹
Thank you so much to Round and About Magazine @randamag for featuring our next concert in their September Edition (page 8) @IkukoInoguchi Not long to go! John and Ikuko play on Sun Sept 22nd 2024 at 4pm in St Mary's Streatley on Thames,£10/£9 tickets on door, we will fit you in!
Ikuko Inoguchi retweeted
The Embassy of Japan is excited to announce its new exhibition: "From Tradition to Modernity: Understanding Nohgaku from Its Establishment to Contemporary Times".
More details👉 uk.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/2…
Book free tickets👉 eventbrite.co.uk/e/from-trad…
#JapanUK #Exhibition #Art
Very much looking forward to playing with my lovely friend and amazing violinist John! 🎻
Very insightful advice from Edward Dusinberre, the first violin of Takács Quartet. Great musician and coach!
New post: Takács Quartet's Edward Dusinberre describes the benefits of ageing, offers advice to students about how to find their own sound and explains why talking is over-rated
elbowmusic.org/post/as-you-g…
Inspirational and entertaining workshop on the rhythm of Noh music and mesmerising performance of Noh play “Kinuta” yesterday @KingsPlace. I learned so much about a sense and performance practice of ma. Thank you @muartsLIVE for organising the event
#Noh #間 #大鼓 #小鼓
Janet is inspirational! Beautiful playing with so much clarity. Thank you for lovely and happy afternoon @ConcertsStMarys
Thank you to Janet Pound for a fabulous piano recital on May 12th. Next concerts in St Mary's are an Organ Recital by Glynne Stackhouse for Annual FoSM concert, Sun July 21st 4pm, & a Violin&Piano recital by John Kane & @IkukoInoguchi on Sun Sept 22nd 4pm. More details later!
Thank you for an amazing evening of music-making!
💖 Lovely to look back at our #BrahmsRequiem concert
So rewarding to make super music with fab team @sarah_latto @IkukoInoguchi #sallygoodworth #margaretlingas & @ThembaMvula✨
And thanks to our great audience for bringing the evening to life 👏
Watch this space for more 🎶
Sally and I are having a wonderful time rehearsing our parts together! 🎹we look forward to making music with everyone involved in the concert!
Meet our pianists 🎹✨
We're delighted that the brilliant @IkukoInoguchi & #SallyGoodworth will be joining us next Sat 20th Apr to bring Brahms' sublime Requiem to life.
Come and hear wonderful orchestral colours captured in Brahms' arrangement for #onepianofourhands 🎶
Recently received a copy of “Densokugaku” by Jim Franklin, discussing his journey as a composer and #shakuhachi player in 🇦🇺, 🇪🇺 and 🇯🇵. Highly recommend it to performers of any musical genres; his discussion of timing is inspiring.
visionedition.com/publicatio…
#日本 #尺八 #間 #音楽
Ikuko Inoguchi retweeted
Brahms' Ein Deutsche Requiem is a poignant reflection on his mother's death, and its deeply felt music penetrates the soul. But what is the connection with Bath? Find out at our forthcoming concert.... @BathChoralSoc @Minerva_Choir @BathBachChoir @BathCamerata @BathCantata
Thank you to everyone who came and supported my piano recitals “A Song of Love”, which raised over £500 for @JAPANinUK earthquake relief fund for #noto #能登. Very grateful for kind and generous support from the concert venues and audience members @ConcertsStMarys @GBSasakawa
The final (for now) “A Song of Love” at St Peter’s Marlborough. Lovely building and very warm audience. They also offered to contribute to my #noto #能登 earthquake appeal. I cannot describe how grateful I felt to their kind support
#japan #songoflove #earthquake – at Marlborough, England





























