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Recent News:

Video clip of Koh Gabriel Kameda together with the Camerata Jovem do Rio de Janeiro. Since 2017 Prof. Kameda is voluntarily working and teaching the young musicians from the non governmental organisation Ação Social Pela Música do Brasil that aims at social inclusion and the formation of citizenship, through the collective teaching of classical music, for children, adolescents and young people who live in socially vulnerable communities of Rio de Janeiro. In 2019 a European tour with Koh Gabriel Kameda and the Camerata Joven was realised with concerts held in Geneva, Zurich, Düsseldorf, Berlin and others.

For more information on ASM please visit also: https://www.asmdobrasil.org.br

 
 

University Concert:

LIVE Concert Stream from students of Prof. Kameda at the University of Münster on 18th of Juli 2020

 

“Brahms and Mozart from the distance”

Prof. Kameda started to integrate digital technology into his teaching methods and realised a transcontinental class meeting with his students due to the corona situation, follow the link to read the article in Part 5: https://www.uni-muenster.de/lehre/einblicke.html

 
 
 
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KOH GABRIEL KAMEDA

 

“I play violin. That's what I have learned, that's what I know best, that's what i have been doing all my life and that is what I feel most connected to.

I started playing the violin because it is the closest to the human voice, nothing is more like singing for me. It can even go much further. To my mind, there is no other instrument that has so many possibilities, colours, technical functions, so much range. Yet is also close to and connected to us - they way we hold it makes it part of us -close to the body, the heart and head, feeling the vibration - the way we make sound with our hands - pressing our fingers onto the strings changing the pitch, using the skin and flesh of our fingertips to change the colours. So when playing, we touch and feel the sound physically and we become one with the instrument - in fact we become the instrument. A violin will never sound the same when played by a different player. My violin, an instrument made in 1727 in Cremona by Antonio Stradivari, is like an extension of myself, a means to express or communicate my inner self in ways beyond words or definitions. For me no other instrument can do that.”

 

for more music please visit: 

https://soundcloud.com/kohgabrielkameda