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Ryota Komatsu

Ryota Komatsu is a bandoneon player and bandleader, born on 30 October 1973, who taught himself the bandoneon from the age of fourteen and later studied with Cacho Giannini [1][2]. His career has included a major-label debut on Sony Records in 1998, a US debut at Carnegie Hall in 1999, and 25th-anniversary concerts with his orquesta típica in Tokyo and Osaka in December 2024 [1].

Ryota Komatsu was born on 30 October 1973 [2]. He began teaching himself the bandoneon at the age of fourteen and, from the age of sixteen, studied with Cacho Giannini [1].

His activity as a performer has included work alongside established tango figures such as Ranko Fujisawa, Leopoldo Federico and Amelita Baltar, as well as concerts with Ziegler, Suárez Paz and Malvicino [1]. He has also recorded with orchestral forces and in collaboration with Taeko Ōnuki, and he leads an orquesta típica that marked its 25th anniversary with concerts in December 2024 [1].

Early years and training

Komatsu was born on 30 October 1973 [2]. He started teaching himself the bandoneon at fourteen, and from sixteen he studied with Cacho Giannini [1].

In 1991 he accompanied Ranko Fujisawa at her farewell performance [1].

History

Komatsu made his major-label debut on Sony Records in July 1998 [1]. In the same year he gave concerts with Ziegler, Suárez Paz and Malvicino [1].

In 1999 he made his US debut at Carnegie Hall [1].

In 2003 he joined Leopoldo Federico's Japan tour and played concerts in Buenos Aires [1]. That year he was also honoured by Argentine musicians' bodies [1].

In 2013 he performed María de Buenos Aires with Amelita Baltar [1].

In 2018 he became a visiting professor at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music [1]. That year he also gave a joint concert with Color Tango [1].

In December 2024 he gave 25th-anniversary concerts in Tokyo and Osaka with his orquesta típica [1].

Recordings

Komatsu's major-label debut was released on Sony Records in July 1998 [1].

The album Tint, made with Taeko Ōnuki, won an Excellence Album Award at the 57th Japan Record Awards in 2015 [1].

In 2019 he recorded Piazzolla's bandoneon concerto live with Michel Plasson and the New Japan Philharmonic [1].

Referencias

  1. 1.小松亮太 · ja.wikipedia.org
  2. 2.Tangopedia staff · tangopedia.app
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Descrito como Starts teaching himself the bandoneon at fourteen; from sixteen studies with Cacho Giannini.1987Single source

Descrito como Accompanies Ranko Fujisawa at her farewell performance.1991Single source

Descrito como Major-label debut on Sony Records in July; concerts with Ziegler, Suárez Paz and Malvicino.1998-07Single source

Descrito como US debut at Carnegie Hall.1999Single source

Descrito como Joins Leopoldo Federico's Japan tour; plays concerts in Buenos Aires; honoured by Argentine musicians' bodies.2003Single source

Descrito como Performs María de Buenos Aires with Amelita Baltar.2013Single source

Descrito como Becomes visiting professor at Senzoku Gakuen College of Music; joint concert with Color Tango.2018Single source

Descrito como Records Piazzolla's bandoneon concerto live with Michel Plasson and the New Japan Philharmonic.2019Single source

Descrito como 25th-anniversary concerts in Tokyo and Osaka with his orquesta típica.2024-12Single source

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Won Tint, with Taeko Ōnuki, wins an Excellence Album Award at the 57th Japan Record Awards.2015Single source

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Nació el 1973-10-301973-10-30source

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