Lottery Dream Hall (Tokyo) is located at 2-5-7 Kyobashi.
I've been going out several times to listen to performances and songs, and I've had a good time.
１） Wednesday, July 18 Lunchtime Classic Concert
Natsuko Kanke (mezosoprano) & Ichiro Hasebe (cello).
Progoram is
Jordano: From the opera "Fedora" ~ This thought that I can't help but love ~
Arne: To chloris, Belini: To please, J.S. Bach and Barcel's songs continue.
Two songs, written by Shuntaro Tanikawa, "Petsunen" composed by Toru Takemitsu, and "What the Dead Man left behind" were also performed and sang.
In a familiar movie music, Nino Rota's "God Father Love Theme" was fascinated by the sound of the cello added to the piano. "Theme of Romeo and Juliet" was a singer singing as a Juliet.
Taliaferi's "Passiion" was also wonderful.
２） Wednesday, July 25 Lunchtime Dream Concert
This day was a dream concert, not classical.
Satomi Fukuda (Latin vocal), Joji Sasaki (guitar), and Yoshiyuki Sakuma (percussion) were fascinated.
First of all, my favorite song of Bossa Nova, "Garota de Ipanema (Daughter of Ipanema)" This song is a song of Bosanova composed in 1962 by Carlos Jobin, Antonio, Brazil. It's a 
fun song for a wonderful woman.
Next, the last dance began with the performance of (Japanese), 3. Ama Paula (Mexican), and 4. Kiensera (Spanish) percussion, and it was a light song that would make me want to step on the Mambo steps. ５．Sad whistle (Singing English and Portuguese with guitarists)
６．Aruba Isin. It was a wonderful guitar performance by Joji Sasaki. After this, there were many fun songs 
and performances.
I'm looking forward to the future lunchtime concert.
The flyer was printed with Radio Japan RADIO NIPPON 1422, so there is a public radio broadcast.
It was extremely hot in August, so I refrained from going out.
For lunchtime concerts after September 19, please refer to the following URL. I'm looking forward to it.
http://jla-takarakuji.or.jp/dream/schedule.html
