Moné Hattori receives Arion-Toho Music Award

24 September, 2018

In a ceremony taking place on 28 September 2018, Moné Hattori will receive the prestigious Arion-Toho Music Award.  Given to string players aged 18 and below, the winner each year is selected by a distinguished panel of artists, music critics, and other industry professionals.

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20 December, 2018

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Moné Hattori debuts with the Sapporo Symphony Orchestra
29 October, 2018

Moné Hattori will be making an exciting debut with the Sapporo Symphony Orchestra on 6 November 2018. Under the guidance of conductor Masamitsu Enkoji, she will perform Ravel’s Tzigane, Thaïs’ Meditation and Waxman’s Carmen Fantasy. The concert will take place in the main hall of the orchestra’s home base Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara in Sapporo, … +

Moné Hattori debuts with the Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra
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