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Taro Hakase
Classical
Le prochain concert Taro Hakase aura lieu mercredi 23 juillet 2025 à 左京区, 京都市 (Rohm Theatre Kyoto), Japon. Voir les 22 concerts à venir
Concerts à venir de Taro Hakase
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- juil.2323 juil. 2025Rohm Theatre Kyoto左京区, 京都市
- oct.0303 oct. 2025カルッツかわさき（川崎市スポーツ・文化総合センター）川崎市
- oct.0505 oct. 2025Yamanashi Prefectural Citizen's Culture Hall甲府市
- oct.1212 oct. 2025Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater hitaru中央区, 札幌市
- oct.1313 oct. 2025Asahikawa Civic Cultural HallAsahikawa
- oct.1818 oct. 2025Fukui Leisure Land Wai Plaza-Shop福井市
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À propos de Taro Hakase
Ville natale
Osaka, Japan
Naissance
1968
Genre
Classical
Taro Hakase is a Japanese crossover violinist, composer, and record label founder, who moves between the worlds of popular and classical music.
∙ In 1990, while attending Tokyo University of the Arts, Hakase and two classmates formed the classical trio Kryzler & Kompany, taking their name from the violinist and composer Fritz Kreisler.
∙ Kryzler & Kompany backed Canadian pop superstar Céline Dion on her 1995 Japanese chart-topping hit, “To Love You More.”
∙ In 2002, Hakase founded the label HATS, which releases not only his own recordings but also those by pianist Yukie Nishimura and jazz fusion band Casiopea.
∙ He collaborated with pop star Ariana Grande on a 2014 Japanese release of her song “Baby I,” which was featured as the closing theme for the anime TV series GO-GO Tamagotchi!.
Taro Hakase a également sorti de la musique en tant que membre de Kryzler & Kompany.
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