The Second House Concert Koto/ Klui and other western instruments
Bangkok--2 Jun--THE JAPAN FOUNDATION, BANGKOK
The Japan Foundation, Bangkok and Children and Youth Development Association (CYDA) will jointly organize a charity House Concert by Japanese Koto (Noriko Tsuboi, Keiko Suzuki), Thai flute (Thanis Sriklindee) along with piano (Yoko Takahashi/Seiko Puchakanit), cello (Yukihisa Nakagawa) and violin (Omporn Kowintha) on Saturday July 26 at 3 p.m. at the Main Hall of the Japan Foundation, Bangkok, 10F Sermmit Tower, Sukhumvit 21 Rd.
The program will consist of H.M. the King’s compositions, Thai and Japanese popular songs such as Cheephachornlongthao, Toryanse, Haru no Umi, Sukiyaki, Duenpen, Bua Khao, Kha Namnom, Hana etc.
Ticket price: 200 baht, available at the Japan Foundation, Bangkok Tel. 02-260-8560-4 and Children and Youth Development Association (CYDA) 40/89 Chokchai 4 Ladprao Rd. Tel. 02-933-3185 or 089-635-6633. The capacity is limited to only 200 seats.
For further information, you can call either the Japan Foundation, Bangkok or Children and Youth Development Association (CYDA) at the telephone numbers shown above.
For more information please contact:
THE JAPAN FOUNDATION, BANGKOK
Tel. 0-2260-8560-4, Fax. 0-2260-8565
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