Anna Hashimoto
Clarinettist
Anna joins conductor Oliver Zeffman and others for a concert at the Science Museum. Stephen Hawking’s scientific explorations delved into the nature of time itself and our perceptions of it. For composers, time is the medium through which their works are experienced by performers and audience alike. Bach’s fugues create coherence out of interlocking musical […]
Bath Philharmonia are joined by The Band of the Royal Marines School in Janáček’s astonishing ‘Sinfonietta’ and Copland’s iconic ‘Fanfare for the Common Man’. This sparkling evening is completed by two concertos performed by two of today’s most brilliant young brass soloists.
Anna joins David Juritz (the festival's artistic director) and David Gordon for the spring concert of the Burton Bradstock Festival of Music and Art (the main festival runs this year from 17-19 August and marks the 40th anniversary of the festival's founding by Mark Ryan in 1981). Programme Anna Hashimoto - clarinet David Juritz - […]
Anna is back at the Royal Opera House as guest principal clarinet for all performances of a new full-length work by the Royal Ballet which runs from 2–17 June 2022. A modern Mexican classic of magic realism provides the basis for The Royal Ballet’s new full-length work, reuniting Artistic Associate Christopher Wheeldon with the creative […]
Anna and the Atéa Quintet return to Etchingham with pianist Florian Mitrea for the 2022 Festival. Programme Enescu (arr. Mitrea) - Romanian Rhapsody no.1 Franz Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody no. 5 and Spanish Rhapsody Claude Debussy - Premiere Rhapsodie for clarinet and piano Doreen Carwithen - Five Diversions George Gershwin (arr. Portus) - Rhapsody in […]
Anna joins the orchestra of Opera North as a guest principal for a series of fifteen performances of Sondheim's A Little Night Music which run from 1st to 16th July 2022 at the Leeds Playhouse. Dame Josephine Barstow, Quirijn de Lang and Sandra Piques Eddy are back by popular demand in a tale of hopelessly […]
Anna joins the English Festival Orchestra, conductor Gavin Carr, and The Really Big Chorus for an all Mozart programme at Central Hall Westminster.
Anna looks forward to tutoring on the Sound and Music Summer School again this year! The Sound and Music Summer School is a week-long residential that gives young composers and creative musicians aged 14-18 the opportunity to explore and develop their musical creativity. Whether you’re into songwriting or jazz, film music or classical, this is […]
Anna takes part in a monumental choral concert of musical illumination and deep humanity based in the glory of Bath Abbey. As one of America’s best loved modern composers, Lauridsen bases Lux Aeterna on references to light from sacred Latin texts. The Harmoniemesse is full of infectious positivity and joy, Haydn stating, ‘when I think […]
Anna joins Eluned Pierce, Craig Ogden, and the Festival Players for a midday serenade. Ticket includes a picnic platter and a glass of wine in the Rectory Gardens. Programme Maurice Ravel 1875-1935, Berceuse sur le nom Gabriel Fauré Paul Reade 1943-1997, Suite from The Victorian Kitchen Garden Gabriel Pierné 1863-1937, Serenade Máximo Diego Pujol b. […]
Mykola Lysenko was jailed in 1907 for writing patriotic Ukrainian music while Reynaldo Hahn represents the apotheosis of the French romantic. Peter Hope writes music for television, radio and the concert-hall, where he has worked with José Carreras, Dame Kiri te Kanawa and Jessye Norman. Craig Ogden plays Hope’s ebullient Divertimento and Anna Hashimoto plays […]
Theatrical music by Jean-Baptiste Lully; Milos Milivojevic plays a Ukrainian accordion concerto by Igor Shamo; David Gordon in a chamber version of the Adagio from Beethoven’s Emperor concerto; extracts from Elgar’s Nursery Suite, written for the young Princesses, Elizabeth and Margaret. Anna Hashimoto brings the Festival to a lively finish with Milhaud’s Scaramouche Suite. Programme Jean-Baptiste […]
