Jamie’s Concerts were mentioned on Planet Hugill – A world of classic music, classical music news and reviews website by composer Robert Hugill.
• Planet Hugill – A world of classic music
“Noriko Ogawa and Jamie’s Concerts”
http://www.planethugill.com/2015/03/noriko-ogawa-and-jamies-concerts.html
The Classical Piano and Music Education Blog by Melanie Spanswick introduced Noriko Ogawa’s activities for Jamie’s Concerts and her upcoming projects.
• The Classical Piano and Music Education Blog
“Jamie’s Concerts with Noriko Ogawa”
http://melaniespanswick.com/2015/02/20/jamies-concerts-with-noriko-ogawa-2/
An article about the Jamie’s Concerts entitled “Japanese classical pianist holds concerts for carers of children with autism” appears on Sinfini Music web site, UK.
You could also read the same article on Autism Daily Newscast.
• Sinfini Music
http://www.sinfinimusic.com/uk/features/news/noriko-ogawa-autism-concerts-april-may-2015
• Autism Daily Newscast
http://www.autismdailynewscast.com/japanese-classical-pianist-holds-concerts-carers-children-autism/25086/snapshot/
Upcoming Jamie’s Concerts will take place on 9 April at Eaton Square Concerts, London and on 22 April at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester.
Noriko Ogawa and Janice Mather (Jamie’s mother) will be on BBC Radio 3 – In Tune on Thursday 2 April – National Autism Awareness Day, at around 16:30.
Here’s a link to the web page where you can listen to the show online. Please tune in.
• BBC Radio 3 – In Tune
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05nszl2
Upcoming Jamie’s Concerts will take place on 9 April at Eaton Square Concerts, London and on 22 April at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester.
On Tuesday, 9th September, at the Kawasaki City press club located inside the Kawasaki City Hall, Noriko Ogawa held a press conference about the upcoming 12th Jamie’s Concert.
Noriko, pianist and founder of Jamie’s Concerts (see About Jamie’s Concerts), talked with excitement about the concerts’ genesis, history and their achievements, and answered questions by journalists.
At the press conference, Mr Tatsuhiko Sezaki, an autistic calligrapher, also promoted his exposition “SHINGA” (free entrance), held between the 7th and 12th of October at the same time of the 12th Jamie’s Concert at the Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall.
Please visit the Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall’s facebook to see the report of the press conference (Japanese only).
Here’s a list of web news links reporting the press conference (Japanese only):
