Past Performances

Oct 27, 2010  Opening ceremony, 69th annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Fukuoka, hosted by Kyushu University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Dvořák / 2nd movement from Symphony No. 9 “From the new world” (as welcome music)

Dvořák / 1st movement from cello concerto

May 9, 2010  Opening ceremony, 30th annual meeting of the Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons in Yokohama, hosted by Yamanashi University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Dvořák / 4th movement from Symphony No. 9 “From the new world” (as welcome music)

Dvořák / 1st movement from Symphony No. 9 “From the new world”

May 17, 2009  Opening ceremony, 29th annual meeting of the Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons in Osaka, hosted by Okayama University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Mozart / “The magic flute” overture

May 11, 2009  Charity concert  in 3rd Quadrennial Meeting of the World Federation of Neuro-Oncology and 6th meeting of the Asian Society for Neuro-Oncology

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

    Piano: Chiharu Sudo

Mozart / “The magic flute” overture

Beethoven / Piano concerto No. 5 “Emperor”

Oct 1, 2008  Opening ceremony, 67th annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Morioka, hosted by Iwate Medical University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Mozart / 2nd and 3rd movement from Symphony No. 35 “Haffner” (as welcome music)

Bizet / Pastorale and Farandole from “The girl from Arles” suite No. 2

May 9, 2008  Before evening seminar, 28th annual meeting of the Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons in Yokohama, hosted by National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Suppe / “Light cavalry” overture

Mozart / 1st movement from Symphony No. 35 “Haffner”

L. Anderson / A bugler’s holiday

Oct 18-19, 2006  65th annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Kyoto, hosted by Kyoto University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Dvořák / 4th movement from Symphony No. 9 “From the new world” (at opening ceremony)

Verdi / Triumphant march from “Aida” (at reception)

Verdi / A drinking song from “The fallen woman” (at reception)

Jun 8, 2006  Reception, 12th International Symposium on Pediatric Neuro-Oncology in Nara, hosted by Saitama Medical University

   Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

   Soprano: Mio Akisono (Musisal actress, a prior member of Takarazuka Review)

Haydn / 3rd movement from Trumpet concerto (as welcome music)

Mozart / Finale of 3rd act from “The marriage of Figaro”

Lehár / Waltz and Vilja song from “The merry widow” (as encore)

May 14, 2006  Reception, 26th annual meeting of the Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons in Tokyo, hosted by Juntendo University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Haydn / 3rd movement from Trumpet concerto 

(as welcome music)

Rossini / “The barber of Seville” overture

Oct 4, 2005  Presidential banquet, 64th annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Yokohama, hosted by Keio University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Tchaikovsky / Waltz from “Swan lake” (as welcome music)

Mozart / Rondo for flute (as welcome music)

Wagner / Grand march from “Tannhäuser”

May 13, 2005  Opening ceremony, 25th annual meeting of the Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons in Kokura, hosted by Yamaguchi University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Mozart / 3rd movement from Symphony No. 35 “Haffner” (as welcome music)

Verdi / Triumphant march from “Aida”

Oct 6, 2004  Opening ceremony, 63rd annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Nagoya, hosted by Nagoya University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Schubert / 1st movement from Symphony No. 7 “Unfinished” (as welcome music)

Wagner / “The Mastersingers of Nürnberg” prelude

May 14, 2004  Opening ceremony, 24th annual meeting of the Japanese Congress of Neurological Surgeons in Tokushima, hosted by Tokushima University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Mozart / 2nd and 3rd movement from 35th Symphony “Haffner” (as welcome music)

Mozart / 1st movement from Symphony No. 33 “Paris”

Oct 1-2, 2003 62nd annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Sendai, hosted by Tohoku University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Beethoven / 4th movement from Symphony No. 5 (at opening ceremony)

Suppe / “Light cavalry” overture (at reception)

Oct 2-3, 2002  Opening ceremony, 61st annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Matsumoto, hosted by Shinshu University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Mozart / 1st movement from Symphony No. 35 

“Haffner” (at opening ceremony)

Yuasa / Fanfare for the Nagano Olympic games 1998 (at reception)

Oct 24-25, 2001  Opening ceremony, 60th annual meeting of the Japan Neurosurgical Society in Okayama, hosted by Okayama University

    Conductor: Masaaki Hayakawa

Mozart / 1st movement from Symphony No. 33 “Paris” (at opening ceremony)

J. Strauss II / The beautiful blue Danube (at reception)