No.212-2
On October 23rd, an inaugural meeting of the specified nonprofit organizationiNPOjMeguro UNESCO Association was held at Moriya Kyoiku Kaikan after the closing general assembly of the former voluntary organization Meguro UNESCO. The following items were reported by Mr. Hirata, Vice President to be approved.
1. The registration/certification progress
2. The carry-over balance from
Meguro UNESCO @2) The abbreviated name gIncorporated NPO Meguro UNESCO Associationh
may be used in unofficial documents and communication such as a memo, an
envelope address, and telephone conversation.
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Sponsored by NPO Meguro UNESCO Association;
Co-sponsored by Meguro Foundation of Art and Culture, Meguro Board of Education;
Supported by National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan, Meguro International Friendship Association
Date & Time: Oct. 29, Fri. (19:00 ?) / Venue: Meguro Persimmon Hall
(Main Hall)
Program: Joseph Haydn - Piano Trio No.1 in G major, op.73, HobXV-25
Johann Nepomuk Hummel - Piano Quintet in D minor, op.74
Johannes Brahms - Piano Quartet No.1 in G minor, op.25
Performers: Klavier Quintette, Wien: Yoko Fog (Piano), Peter Wachter (Violin),
Helmut Weis (Viola), Jorgen Fog (Cello), Manfred Hecking (Contrabass)
The concert of the gPiano Quintet, Viennah was what their
fans had been looking forward to, with several people lining in front of the
reception desk an hour before 6 p.m. when the doors were to be opened. The children Meguro UNESCO had invited
to commemorate its 50th anniversary came with their parents, and a
group of over fifty boys and girls of Gohongi Elementary School led by their
teacher were seated in the balcony, listening attentively to the players from
the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. As it was probably the first time for many
of those children to come to a classical music concert, they must have had a
valuable experience listening to the highest quality music.
The harmony of piano and strings sounded so pleasant that the time seemed to fly by. Their two encores also held the audience spellbound, and the concert ended much behind schedule. The autograph session in the foyer continued almost till 10 p.m., the time all persons were expected to vacate the hall, making the management quite anxious.
-Y. Shimizu, PR Committee