L’Oasis Musicale concerts à la Cathédrale Christ Church présente  

HATO Piano Duo featuring Tomoko Inui and Haruyo Yoshino-Platt, pianos 

Franz Schubert (1797-1828)  

Marche Militaire in D major D. 733 no. 1  

Sonata in C major for piano four-hands, D. 812 “Grand Duo” 

Allegro moderato 

Andante 

Scherzo and Trio (Allegro vivace) 

Allegro vivace 

Aram Khachaturian (1903-1978)  

“Sabre Dance” from ballet Gayane 

Ce concert vous propose de découvrir le Grand Duo de Schubert, composé dans la phase finale de sa vie. Schubert y a hissé la musique du piano à quatre mains à de nouveaux sommets, montrant ainsi la voie à suivre aux symphonistes romantiques. 

Piano Duo HATO was founded in 2008 by two Japanese pianists, Tomoko Inui and Haruyo Yoshino-Platt. HATO in Japanese means a symbol of peace and its pronunciation is similar to heart (feelings). Duo HATO has appeared at various venues including the Summer Recital Series at St. James United Church (2009, 2010) and the Oriented Towards Sound Concerts in the Oscar Peterson Hall (2011). "Festival Borealis" was featured in various maison de la culture venues, such as the centre culturel Henri-Lemieux and maison de la culture Ahuntsic (2011), and also at the Glebe-St James United Church (Ottawa, 2014). Their CD "Festival Borealis" was released in 2013.The Duo presented an interactive concert for visual artists during la journée de la culture at centre de créativité Gesu. The Stewart Hall in Pointe-Claire presented their project "Clara Schumann and her contemporaries"(2014), and Sibelius' unfinished work Ljunga Wirginia was premiered in Canada by the duo at Christ Church Beaurepaire Concert Series (2015). 

https://www.facebook.com/OasisMusicale/