Traditional Japanese Music Concert

TRADITIONAL JAPANESE MUSIC CONCERT

🇯🇵 Japan / Poland 🎵 Concert 📍 Main Stage

Music has been an essential part of Japanese culture for centuries. During Ryucon X Anniversary, you will have the opportunity to experience a unique concert where traditional Japanese instruments blend seamlessly with the piano, creating a performance that combines timeless melodies with a contemporary musical sensitivity.

The concert will feature three artists whose lives and careers are deeply connected with Japanese music and culture.

Katarzyna Karpowicz is a Japanologist, Japanese language teacher, and koto performer. She developed her skills through numerous stays in Japan, including as a recipient of the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship. Her repertoire spans traditional and contemporary compositions, as well as original improvisations that explore new possibilities of the instrument.

Pedro Pedrito is a pianist and music educator who has collaborated with the ROMA Musical Theatre, the National Philharmonic in Warsaw, and numerous stage and television productions. A frequent visitor to Japan, he continues to work with artists from Tokyo while documenting his passion for Japanese culture through his travel vlog.

Masato Yokoe is a master of the shamisen, a certified instructor, and an experienced educator dedicated to promoting traditional Japanese music. In addition to his musical career, he has served as the World Japanese Green Tea Ambassador since 2019, sharing another important aspect of Japanese culture with audiences around the globe.

During this special performance, the elegant sound of the koto, the energetic tones of the shamisen, and the expressive melodies of the piano will come together to create a captivating musical journey inspired by Japan.

Whether you are already fascinated by Japanese culture or simply looking for a unique concert experience, this performance offers a rare opportunity to hear some of Japan's most iconic traditional instruments live on the Ryucon stage.