About this Event
Dream
This concert offers a unique experience where classic musical masterpieces themed around "Dream" are paired with cutting-edge digital installations. From Debussy to Satie, Chopin, Ligeti and Ryuichi Sakamoto, the journey through fantastical melodies is enhanced by visual artworks that vividly reflect the unique atmosphere of each piece inspired by Dream. The art displayed on stage not only complements the auditory experience but also stimulates visual emotions. In this space where dreams intersect with reality, attendees are invited to deeply explore the abyss of art.
The fundamental purpose of this recital is to democratize access to classical music, making it more approachable and comprehensible for audiences everywhere. This performance aims to diminish the psychological barriers often associated with classical music, inviting a broader audience to connect with this traditional art form.
By integrating classical performances with captivating digital installations created by AI, the recital provides an immersive experience that not only entertains but also inspires attendees to explore and imagine their personal aspirations and dreams.
Please enjoy the innovative orchestration of "Classical Music" and "AI digital art".
● Kaito Mizukoshi
Kaito Mizukoshi, originally from Japan and now based in London, is a multifaceted individual who is an activist, educator and pianist. After graduating from Aichi Prefectural Jishukan High School in 2019, he completed the Undergraduate Preparatory Certificate program at University College London (UCL) and began his Management Science MSci at UCL in 2020. While studying business management in UCL, he also dedicates his career in the art.
Kaito Mizukoshi is a dedicated artist and pianist of the new generation. He began his classical piano education in Japan under Yoriko Mitsumatsu and Saori Nobata, and has continued his studies in the UK with Lucas Krupinski. In 2024, he is set to enhance his skills at the Mozarteum University Salzburg Summer Academy under the guidance of Connie Shih. Additionally, Kaito had the privilege of receiving masterclass from Mihály Berecz, a renowned Hungarian pianist and pedagogue at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music. He achieved awards at the Young Artist Piano Competition and the Beten International Piano Competition in 2021.
Beyond performance, Kaito leverages his musical talent for social good; he founded UCLef, a program that brings classical music to socially disadvantaged individuals. He has led tours across London with a group of 13 student musicians and organized fundraising concerts to aid communities in Africa. In 2022, he launched "Lights and Shadows," his first solo recital program, in collaboration with architect. This innovative project, blending music with digital installation art, has been performed in over six cities across the UK and Japan, aiming to create more inclusive and engaging classical music experiences.
● Momo Sakai
Based in London, Momo is an artist, producer, director, and lighting designer. She graduated in 2020 with a degree in Performance Design from Central Saint Martins at the University of the Arts London. Specializing in lighting, direction, and production, she leverages her diverse background and skills as both an artist and a businessperson to focus on transforming ideas into reality.
- Approximate run time: 50 mins
- Children under 3 years old are not permitted into venue.
- Run times may vary by up to 10 minutes as they can be affected by last-minute programme changes and encores. There is no interval between the pieces.
- ★ Up to 70 SITTING Seat
- ★ Up to 30 Standing ticket !Please book as early as possible to secure sitting seat!
- Tickets can only be sold through the this website and cannot be resold. You cannot return your tickets. Tickets resold on any third-party platforms will become invalid.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Piano Smithfield, 14 Long Lane, London, United Kingdom
GBP 15.00
