The 1993 Kyoto Prize Workshops

Lutoslawski in Kyoto

Witold Lutoslawski

/　　Composer

Arts and Philosophy

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1993

11 /12 Fri

13:20 - 17:25

Place： Kyoto International Conference Hall

Address：Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-0001 Japan

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Program

13:20

Opening Remarks	Akimichi Takeda

13:25

Greetings	Toyomi Inamori; Managing Director, The Inamori Foundation

13:30

Introduction of the Laureate	Akimichi Takeda

13:40

Commemorative Lecture	Witold Lutoslawski; Laureate in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences “Sound Language”

14:40

Lecture	Susumu Tamura; Professor, Tokyo College of Music “Polish Composers’ World and W. Lutoslawski”

15:10

Intermission

15:30

Symposium	Masaaki Niwa; Member, the Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Music Critic Kuniharu Akiyama; Member, the Kyoto Prize Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Professor, Tama Art University Koji Sano; Professor, Toho Gakuen School of Music Takashi Funayama; Member, the Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Professor, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music Akira Matsudaira; Professor, Showa Women’s University

Symposium

Masaaki Niwa; Member, the Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Music Critic
Kuniharu Akiyama; Member, the Kyoto Prize Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Professor, Tama Art University
Koji Sano; Professor, Toho Gakuen School of Music
Takashi Funayama; Member, the Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Professor, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music
Akira Matsudaira; Professor, Showa Women’s University

16:30

Concert	“Variations on a Theme of Paganini” Toshi Ichiyanagi (P.); Member, the Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences Kawori Kimura (P.) “String Quartet” Momoo Kishibe Quartet Momoo Kishibe (Vn.), Yoko Tabuchi (Vn.), Mikage Tokimura (Va.), Hiroaki Takahashi (Vc.) “Partita” Momoo Kishibe (Vn.), Hiroyuki Abe (P.)

17:25

Closing

Laureates

Witold Lutoslawski

Composer

A composer representing modern Europe. Through his major works such as Musique Funèbre and Second Symphony, his works have had a powerful effect on the postwar music world. A new method of atonality, the distinctive “music of aleatory” and development of contemporary forms of musical expression have made him a master of music in the 20th century.

＊This category then was Category of Creative Arts and Moral Sciences.

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date: Friday, November 12, 1993
place: Kyoto International Conference Hall
Coordinator: Akimichi Takeda (Member, the Kyoto Prize Screening Committee in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences; Professor, Musashino Academia Musicae)