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1987
December
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Arranged Classics in Jazz Piano
4 & 5 published
by Chuo Art.
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1989
March
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Won first prize in the solo section of the Improvisation Competition
in the former Soviet Union.
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1992
March
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Became a guest performer at the Japan-Tartar International Contemporary
Music Festival. Made arrangements for Mozart in Jazz published by Chuo Art.
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1995
February
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Performed at a concert supported by the Japanese Embassy in Paris.
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1995
June
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Held a charity concert to support the survivors of the Great Hanshin
Earthquake at the Yokohama
Excellent Coast.
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1996
April
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Had a successful concert at the Japanese Embassy in Paris.
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1996
November
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Released the CD Hitotsu (One).
Held a concert at
Shibuya Toho Seimei Hall.
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1998
June
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Released the CD My Eternal Love—The World of Harumi Takahashi.
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1998
November
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Performed Rainbow Crossing Day
in concert at Shibuya Toho Seimei
Hall.
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1999
June
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Takashi Harumi Music Network, a support group, begins publishing the
newsletter titled Yumehiko (Dream Flight).
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1999
August
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Performed Hitotsu
(One) and Kaze no Uta (Wind’s Song) with the Guatemalan National Orchestra at
the Guatemala National Theater. This cultural exchange between
Japan and
Guatemala
was supported by the Japanese Embassy, the Guatemalan Ministry
of Sports and Culture, and the International Exchange Foundation.
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2000
January
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Formed the chorus group Harumion.
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2000
April
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Recorded with the National Warsaw
Philharmonic Orchestra.
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2000
May
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Dream Flight and Lost Love were included in a high school
music textbook supplement published by Ongaku
no Tomosha.
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2000
November
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Held a concert to commemorate the completion of the CD Delight Song.
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2001
January
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Mado wo Akete Mitara (When Opening the
Window) appeared in Music Education
published by Ongaku no Tomosha.
The song was included in the magazines best selection CD.
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2001
June
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Released a 3-song CD titled Harumi
Takahashi in Warsaw. Performed with the Warsaw Philharmonic
Orchestra & vocalist Mari Meguro.
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2001
August
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Gave a concert in Guatemala
and El Salvador.
Performed Tentochi no Monogatari
(Tale of Heaven and Earth)
and Cantare with the Guatemalan National Orchestra.
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2001
October
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Ashita (Sure Tomorrow) appeared in Music Education published by Ongaku no Tomosha.
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2001
November
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Presented a successful evening with an orchestra and chorus at Seshion Suginami Main Hall.
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2002
June
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Released Shiawase Nosete (Carrying Happiness) Composed and sang
all of the songs.
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2002
November
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As Japanese “music ambassador” to England, performed
“Hiromi Takahashi’s world” in Cambridge, London, and Windsor.
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2002
December
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Composed and performed the music for the children’s English
picture book Max’s Miracle House 1.2, & 3 published by Tokyo Gakusan.
Futari wo Nosete (Bring two together) was published
on Musical Education (Ongaku no Tomosha)
Released CD piano solo album Ai
no Piano (ｔhe Piano of Love.)
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2003
January
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Received high praise for the lecture and performance in “Open
Space of Papa” at the Monastery of Yotsuya Futaba Gakuen, from
which she graduated.
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2003
February
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Futari wo Nosete appears on New Collection of Chorus for Junior High School Students including
a CD published by Ongaku no Tomosha.
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2003
July
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Succeeding in the event in January, performed another highly evaluated
concert at the New Junior and High School Hall of Yotsuya Futaba Gakuen.
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2003 from July to August
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Held Original Song Writing and Composing Concert sponsored by the
Japanese Embassy and the International Interchange Fund at three
countries in Central America (El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Guatemala.)
Played Song of the Earth and Rainbow crossing day with the Guatemalan
National Orchestra.
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2003
September
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Performed “Harumi Takahashi’s World” in a charity concert sponsored by UNIFEM at the Maple room in
Canada Embassy.
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