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Kammerchor “Hiroshima Kantorei”
The Kammerchor "Hiroshima Kantorei" is a new chamber choir founded in January 2014, by choristers and the conductor Nozomi Terasawa that agreed with the vision of "to bring passionate music for prayer!". Having a capella sacred music of the romantic period as their main repertoire, they are rehearsing in Hiroshima city with an aim to make a performance that can convey the wonder of chorus and move the feelings of audience. Their activities include regular concerts, open recording sessions, and publishing their music on Youtube. Riding the big wave of the consecutive victory of Hiroshima Toyo Carp, the baseball team that their leader loves, they intend to ring passionate music for prayer!
Conductor
Nozomi Terasawa
Born in Nagano prefecture, and graduated from the religious music course of Elisabeth University of Music. Currently working as a choral conductor mainly in Hiroshima prefecture. Received choral conducting lessons from Timo Nuoranne, Koichi Suwaki, Yoshio Saida, and Chifuru Matsubara. Also completed the choral conducting master class by Dan Olof Stenlund. Received the Gold medal at Takarazuka International Chorus Contest and Silver medal at the National Vocal Ensemble Competition. Recently, he is also working as the chorus master for Orchestral work with chorus, and leading many performances to a success. Currently, he is the Deputy director of Hiroshima choral association, member of the Elisabeth singers, and part time lecturer (chorus/religious music) at Elisabeth University of Music.
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