The Bangkok Symphony Orchestra Foundation & Scotch proudly present : Scotch Forever Young, Forever Harmony Chapter I : The Best from Broadway

       • Sponsored by : Scotch
       • Performed by : The Bangkok Symphony Orchestra (BSO)
       • Conductor : Shuichi Komiyama
       • Artist : Marisa Sukosol Nunbhakdi, Khun Dolchai Boonyaratavej, Tanee Poonsuwan

Enjoy with are many legendary songs of Broadway Phantom of the Opera ‘Phantom of the Opera Overture' ‘All I Ask of You' from Carousel ‘If I Love You' ‘Carousel Waltz' from Cats ‘Memory' and many more ex. : Sunrise Sunset, The Impossible Dream, This Is The Moment, Star, New York New York, On The Street Where You Live, Somewhere, Star Light Express and only You, On My Own, Don't Cry For Me Argentina, All That Jazz, Oklahoma Selections, The King and I Medley, The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady Selections, Phantom of the Opera Overture, West Side Story Selections

Shuichi Komiyama :

SHUICHI KOMIYAMA is a versatile conductor and artist, proficient in both classical and jazz idiom. Also an accomplished composer and arranger, he has been commissioned many orchestral works and in 1992, he was nominated for the United States “Emmy Awards” in the category for “Best Music Composition.”

Formally trained in the U.S., Maestro Komiyama has conducted the B. Martinu Philharmonic, Zelaina Chamber Orchestra, Slovak State Sinfonietta in Eastern Europe; the West Coast Symphony, New York Queens Chamber Orchestra, Los Angeles Stravinsky Society, St. Helena Symphony, and the Northridge Chamber Orchestra in the United States. In jazz performance, he has performed or recorded with Wynton Marsalis, Kenny Burrell, Eddie Palmieri, Roy Hargrove, John Pattitucci and Eric Merianthal.

In addition, he has guest conducted and worked with many university orchestras as the Brno Music Academy, UCLA Philharmonic, USC Symphony, New York youth orchestras, Long Island University Symphony and wind bands in Singapore and Hawaii. Shuichi Komiyama has been a Teaching Artist for Lincoln Center and Orchestra of St. Luke's in New York City as well as for Southeast Asian Youth Orchestra & Wind Ensemble in Thailand.

Currently, he is the professor of music at Mahidol University, College of Music where he is the Music Director of the Mahidol Wind Symphony and the Resident Conductor of the Mahidol Symphony Orchestra. In addition, he is an Artist-In-Residence for B.O.C.E.S., a New York arts foundation and is on the Artistic Board of Directors for the Maui Music Festival held in Hawaii.

Marisa Sukosol Nunbhakdi :

An accomplished singer, dancer and actress, Marisa's theatre credits include singing leads in “Pippin”, “Godspell”, “The Fantastiks”, “Jacques Brel is Alive and Living in Paris” and “The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber”. Bangkok's theatre-goers will remember her most in the role of Ophelia in Theatre 28's production of “Hamlet” directed by M.L. Phantewanop Devakul, with original music by Dnu Huntrakul. The role, starring against Thailand's famous actors, Sarunyoo Wongkrachang and Sinchai Plengpanich, brought her rave reviews; a critic wrote “Marisa, who should be looked upon as a minor national treasure for Thailand, was actually thrilling to watch as Ophelia…her first number was the first one to ring applause from the audience and her curtain call was one of the loudest and most appreciative”.

In 2001 , Marisa played a principal role in “Kiss of The Spider Woman” under the direction of Euthana Mukdasanit. In 2002 , she performed the role of Mary Magdalene in the United Bangkok Artist production of “Jesus Christ Superstar” starring John Rattanaveroj in the title role, and in 2003, starred in the musical, “Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”, playing the role of the Narrator.

Marisa has performed in several concerts appearing with the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra in “BSO Goes Jazz”. In 1992, Marisa represented Thailand at the Asean Dance Festival and two years later, her performance of an original composition by composer, Jiraphan Angsavanon, “Never Say Goodbye”, won the composer the prestigious Minoro Endoh Award at the Asia Song Festival.

For the Thai pop audience, Marisa is most famous for her recording of Boyd Kosiyabong's hit ballad “Suk Wan Neung” in 2004 and “Keb Dao” on one of Boyd's first albums “Rhythm and Boyd”. She has also performed in numerous pop concerts appearing alongside Thailand's most accomplished singers and pop stars, most recently, 94 FM's “Women In Love” concert at the Thammasat Auditorium and Bakery Music's B-Day Concert at The Rajamangkla Stadium.

Dolchai Boonyaratavej :

Having a B.A. (Hons) in Architecture at Chulalongkorn University, and M.F.A. in Advertising Design at Syracuse University. With a vast reputation in Advertising over the last 20 years, Dolchai started as an Art Director moving through the industry as Chairman and CEO. Currently, Dolchai is President of his own company, Brandscape Co., Ltd.

Dolchai's diverse talents and theatrical flair are widely acclaimed with memorable appearances in concerts such as “The Bangkok Symphony Orchestra's music events, S&P's “A Dream of Fairytales” and “Memories in Melodies”, Big Band Jazz events with Kamala Sukosol, “Celebrate the Moment” with Nantida Kaewbuasai, “Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat”. He also represented Thailand, as the artistic director and singer in the Asian Festival of Dance hosted in the Philippines, and “Sawaddee… Thai Night” by Thai Embassy hosted in Japan, and for H.R.H. Princess Chulabhorn's Charity Concert “From the Till Now”, and also the Queen Sirikit's Medical Center's Charity Concerts.

Dolchai composed several songs for the Royal Salute to H.M. the King, H.M. the Queen, the Royal family for Chitralada School's music album “The Guiding Light”, for Miss Thaialnd Universe 2000, and for the charity musicals, Peter Pan & The Gang and Unicef's “Voices for Tomorrow”. He launched his CD album “Day Off”… Dolchai & Friends to support “Somdetya's Charity Fund.

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