Katsuya Uchinokura

UCHINOKURA Katsuya

Assistant Professor Film and Performing Arts Course

area of expertise: Opera, operetta, stage vocalization and pronunciation for musicals, physical expression.

Main subjects

Basic Music Expression Exercises A (Vocal Basics), Music Expression Practice A (Vocal Applications), Music Theory, Music Composition Research

Research Themes and Keywords

Music/Vocal/Vocals

Final academic background/degree

Kunitachi College of Music Graduate School Doctoral Course Completed / Master

Major achievements

In addition to performing in the government-sponsored commemorative opera "Brundivar" at the Austrian Parliament, she has appeared in the opera "Gianni Schicchi" and the operetta "Die Fledermaus" at the Schönbrunn Palace Theatre in Vienna. She has also appeared in numerous concerts, recitals, and stage productions both in Japan and internationally.
Received a Research scholarship from the graduate school of Kunitachi College of Music.
Winner of the Grand Prize and Best Vocal Performance Award at the 16th Miyazaki Nichinichi Music Competition, and recipient of the ANA Europe Award.
First prize and Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award at the 22nd Yuai German Lied Competition.
First place in the singing division of the 4th Zama National Musical Competition.
She won top prizes at the F. Schubert International Song Competition (Austria) and the O. Strauss Vocal Competition (Austria).

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message

"Singing" is a universal means of expression that we humans have been doing since ancient times. In every era and every country, people have played music using an instrument called the "body (vocal cords)." Learn what it means to use your body as an instrument, and what it means to express yourself through singing, and explore various genres of music.