Sadao Watanabe Quartet 2024
Ticket sold out
1/23（Tue）
Open18:30 /
Start19:00
MEMBERS
Sadao Watanabe (as), Akira Onozuka (p), Takashi Sugawa (b), Ittetsu Takemura (ds)
TOPICS
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Sadao Watanabe: Born in Utsunomiya in 1933. After graduating from high school, Sadao Watanabe moved to Tokyo and joined many bands including Toshiko Akiyoshi's Cozy Quartet. After studying at Berklee College of Music, he became one of Japan's leading musicians, active on the world stage with his unique style that goes beyond the boundaries of jazz. In 2005, he performed with 400 children from all over the world as the general director of the government's exhibition project at the Aichi Expo. In 2016, he represented Japan at International Jazz Day 2016, hosted by former U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife and held at the White House. In 2021, he released "Jazz & Bossa - Live at Suntory Hall", a recording of his performance at the 70th-anniversary concert "JAZZ & BOSSA with STRINGS" at Suntory Hall. His latest release is "Sadao Watanabe meets New Japan Philharmonic", a collaboration album with the orchestra in 2023. His lifelong active performances, not only in Japan but also abroad, have given courage and inspiration to men and women of all ages around the world.
Streaming Information
Enjoy streaming the show at Pit Inn Net Jazz, too! You can sign up for a monthly membership (1,100 yen/month).
Both live and archived streaming is available.
The live streaming is scheduled to start and end at:
January 23 (Tue) 20:10-21:10 2nd set
January 24 (Wed) 19:00-20:00 1st set
*The start time of the live streaming is an indication, so please allow 15 minutes before and after the starting time of the live streaming.
Archive Streaming will be available to watch for the following days only:
January 23 show: from the end of the performance to February 23
January 24 show: from the end of the performance to February 24
Sadao Watanabe: Born in Utsunomiya in 1933. After graduating from high school, Sadao Watanabe moved to Tokyo and joined many bands including Toshiko Akiyoshi's Cozy Quartet. After studying at Berklee College of Music, he became one of Japan's leading musicians, active on the world stage with his unique style that goes beyond the boundaries of jazz. In 2005, he performed with 400 children from all over the world as the general director of the government's exhibition project at the Aichi Expo. In 2016, he represented Japan at International Jazz Day 2016, hosted by former U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife and held at the White House. In 2021, he released "Jazz & Bossa - Live at Suntory Hall", a recording of his performance at the 70th-anniversary concert "JAZZ & BOSSA with STRINGS" at Suntory Hall. His latest release is "Sadao Watanabe meets New Japan Philharmonic", a collaboration album with the orchestra in 2023. His lifelong active performances, not only in Japan but also abroad, have given courage and inspiration to men and women of all ages around the world.
Streaming Information
Enjoy streaming the show at Pit Inn Net Jazz, too! You can sign up for a monthly membership (1,100 yen/month).
Both live and archived streaming is available.
The live streaming is scheduled to start and end at:
January 23 (Tue) 20:10-21:10 2nd set
January 24 (Wed) 19:00-20:00 1st set
*The start time of the live streaming is an indication, so please allow 15 minutes before and after the starting time of the live streaming.
Archive Streaming will be available to watch for the following days only:
January 23 show: from the end of the performance to February 23
January 24 show: from the end of the performance to February 24
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