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A Musical Milestone: Grand Bach String Quartet's Inaugural Concert

Nestled in the serene beauty of Atami, Hotel Granbach Atami Crescendo is gearing up to celebrate its 10th anniversary on July 21, 2026. As part of this milestone, the hotel will unveil the Grand Bach String Quartet, an embodiment of its commitment to music and wellness, with a special concert on July 18, 2026.

Since its inception, Hotel Granbach has provided guests with enriching experiences through the healing power of music across its four locations. This year marks a new beginning as the hotel introduces the Grand Bach String Quartet, which aims to foster emerging talent and create novel opportunities for musical expressions.

The quartet was curated by Nobuki Okumura, a conductor and producer known for his work in orchestras and various creative projects. He selected esteemed musicians, including the concertmaster of the Tokyo Orchestra Presenter, Soko Eriguchi, and principal cellist Tamami Shimoyamada. Joining them are promising young artists Ryotaro Kai and Shota Sakachi, who are already making waves in the musical scene.

On the evening of July 18, 2026, guests can expect a delightful array of classical compositions, showcasing the rich textures and soothing harmonies that only a string quartet can deliver. The audience will be treated to an engaging performance that highlights the talent and diversity of the four members, bridging generational gaps and musical styles in a vibrant showcase.

The concert will take place in the Bay View Salon, with doors opening at 16:30. Guests will be welcomed with a delightful aperitif and finger foods followed by the performance from 17:00 to 17:50. For hotel guests, attendance is complimentary, while general admission tickets are priced at 6,500 yen (tax included). With only 35 seats available, reservations can be made via phone at 0557-82-1717.

Featured Artists

• - Nobuki Okumura: A renowned conductor and orchestra producer, Okumura began his conducting career during his studies at the National University of Music. He has led creative orchestral projects in various settings, including collaborations with esteemed artists across Europe and successful engagements in Oman.

• - Soko Eriguchi (Violin): Born in Vienna, Eriguchi graduated from the National University of Music, having studied under illustrious mentors. She has performed both in Japan and internationally, earning acclaim as a concertmaster and soloist.

• - Ryotaro Kai (Violin): A talented young violinist and scholarship graduate, Kai has made significant achievements in national competitions and is actively involved in performances across various platforms.

• - Shota Sakachi (Viola): A diligent musician, Sakachi graduated from the National University of Music and appears in various performances, including a recent role in a TV drama.

• - Tamami Shimoyamada (Cello): An accomplished cellist, Shimoyamada is involved in diverse musical activities, from orchestral performances to radio and television engagements.

About Hotel Granbach Atami Crescendo

Hotel Granbach operates in four locations across Japan, offering guests a tranquil environment inspired by J.S. Bach's music. The Atami property emphasizes wellness, enhanced by farm-to-table cuisine and personalized service, ensuring a luxurious and relaxing getaway. Guests can indulge in the scenic views of Atami, complemented by soothing musical experiences that rejuvenate the mind and body.

Come and witness the beginning of a new chapter in musical excellence at Hotel Granbach Atami Crescendo as they embark on a journey that integrates the magic of music with unforgettable hospitality.