Hayato Sumino aka Cateen piano
Hayato Sumino aka Cateen
© Ryuya Amao
Sala Teatro
Past event
14 December 2025
17:00
Hayato Sumino aka Cateen
© Ryuya Amao
Sala Teatro
Past event
14 December 2025
17:00
Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849)
Scherzo per pianoforte n. 1 in si minore, op. 20
Notturno per pianoforte in do minore, op. 48 n. 1
Hayato Sumino (*1995)
Tre notturni per pianoforte
I. Pre Rain
II. After Dawn
III. Once in a Blue Moon
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Partita per tastiera n. 2 in do minore, BWV 826
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Hayato Sumino (*1995)
Human Universe
Hayato Sumino (*1995)
Two pieces of Chopin's Recompositions
– New Birth
– Recollection
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Preludio e fuga in do maggiore n. 1, BWV 870 (dal Clavicembalo ben temperato, libro II)
Friedrich Gulda (1930–2000)
Preludio e fuga per pianoforte
Nikolai Kapustin (1937–2020)
Da Otto studi da concerto, op. 40
– Nr. 1 »Prelude«
– Nr. 2 »Reverie«
– Nr. 3 »Toccatina«
Maurice Ravel (1875–1937)
Boléro (arrangiamento per pianoforte di Hayato Sumino)
A talent that has won over millions of fans online and in theatres across North America, Europe and Asia: Hayato Sumino, aka Cateen, is a pianist capable of blending classical repertoire with jazz, contemporary music and improvisation. A YouTube star, featured in Forbes Japan's “30 under 30” list and recent winner of the prestigious Leonard Bernstein Award, his unique style promises a fresh and innovative musical experience that will captivate more than one generation.
Japanese pianist and composer Hayato Sumino turns 30 this year, at the height of a career that has seen him establish himself internationally for his technical, communicative and inventive skills. His unique and innovative style blends the tradition of classical virtuosity with surprising improvisational skills and a refined ear for arrangement. With over 1.3 million subscribers to his YouTube channel called “Cateen” – where he shares his interpretations and original compositions – Sumino has become a leading figure on the global music scene. The evening's programme includes masterpieces by Chopin, Bach, Gulda and Kapustin, presented through a unique and personal interpretation. There will also be compositions by Cateen himself, as well as his surprising variations on Chopin and his unpublished arrangement of Ravel's Boléro, works that demonstrate Sumino's extraordinary talent for integrating tradition with innovation.
Duration
50' prima parte
20' intervallo
50' seconda parte