Hazuki Matsukawa
MATSUKAWA Hazuki
She began playing the violin at the age of four, and after graduating from the Tokyo College of Music after graduating from the music department of Tokyo Metropolitan Comprehensive Arts High School, she participated as a selected member in the Bavarian State Youth Orchestra in the winter of 2017, the 8th University of Music Festival Orchestra, and the 21st Beppu Argerich Music Festival.
He has studied violin under Hamao Fujiwara, Takashi Shimizu, and Shoko Yasui.
Joined the team in 2023.
| What made you start playing an instrument? | My parents were members of a local orchestra, and they would take me to practice sessions from the time I was born, where I said, "I want to play the violin that Mr. So-and-so's mother plays!" (Actually, the instrument was a viola, and at the time there was no distinction between it and a violin.) |
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| What is important in a performance | An orchestra cannot function with just one person, so I always value the awareness that we are creating music together. |
| One of my favorite songs | Szymanowski: Nocturne and Tarantella, Op. 28
This work for violin and piano was composed between spring and summer 1915. "Nocturne" begins with a parallel fifth chord melody played on muted violin, and "Tarantella" is a passionate and technical dance piece in 6/8 time. I feel that Szymanowski's unique exotic and mystical style is condensed into this approximately 10-minute piece. When I first played this piece as a high school student, I found it technically difficult, but as I practiced it over and over, I was drawn to its charm and it has now become one of my favorite pieces. It's a fascinating and cool piece, and I hope many people will listen to it! |
| Personal account | https://www.instagram.com/hazuki_violin |
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