Bach in Japan
Andrew Lars WilsonThe past, present, and future of J. S. Bach's music in Japan
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The “Uncanny Power” of Bach's Music
Editor’s note: When I read Ririko Fukai’s brief “Bach and I” in the quarterly “Luther Research News” (ルター研究所ニュース no. 80, p. 7), I knew immediately that I had to publish it. I’ve been hearing her play our chapel’s organ weekly for several ye...
Bach's St. Matthew Passion x 100
Friday, April 7, 2023, marked the 100th performance of the St. Matthew Passion by the Bach Collegium Japan. The Preambulum that Masaaki Suzuki wrote for the program mentioned the milestone and recounted some notable experiences.
Eisaburo Kioka Circumnavigates the Pipe Organ World
[This essay and images are drawn from conversations with Eisaburo’s adopted nephew, Kanzo Kioka, and Mariko Morita’s 2009 dissertation from Indiana University: “Eisaburo Kioka (1895–1982): Visionary Pioneer of the Organ in Japan”]
The Eisaburo and Umeko Kioka Memorial Reference Room
Last Tuesday afternoon (March 14, 2023) I met with Marie Baltazar and Takumi Kato for a cup of coffee and conversation in Kichijoji. Marie had written me after I published my last piece, correcting some uninformed assumptions I had made abo...
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Associate Professor of the History of Christianity, Japan Lutheran College and Theological Seminary, Tokyo
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