[Machine Translation] This is the first album by Reina Kato, a violinist active in a wide range of music from classical to pop. The first album features her first two classical pieces, "Ave Maria" by Gounod and "Meditation de Thais" by Massenet, recorded at a concert hall using the hall's microphone, as if they were performed live at a concert. 3-5 are original songs "Wishes" and "Spica" by a young new composer, Kyoka Honda. The title song "Prayer" was composed for the Great East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction Charity Concert Vol. 8. Reina Kato, a violinist who has been supporting the disaster-affected areas since immediately after the earthquake, aims to contribute to society through music, and we hope you will enjoy her friendly and heartfelt sound. Instrument used: Paolo Maggini ( made in 1610 ) Vn: Reina Kato / Pf: Junko Kaname / Composed by. A portion of the proceeds will be contributed to the Great East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction Fund. <profile>After graduating from the music department of Toho Gakuen High School, she graduated from the performance department of Toho Gakuen College. Since 2012, she has been performing in "LEXUS CHIBA CHUO x Office RENA East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction Charity Concert" in Chiba, Japan. Since 2012, he has held the "LEXUS CHIBA CHUO x Office RENA East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction Charity Concert" every year in Chiba City, which was broadcast on NHK TV's "Good Morning Japan" and "Hirumae Hot. It has also been reported in Asahi, Iwate, Kahoku, Chiba Nippo, Fukko Kamaishi, Mainichi, Yomiuri Shimbun and Chiba TV. In addition, his performance was featured in an interview in the preface of "Classroom Window," distributed to elementary and junior high schools and boards of education nationwide by Tokyo Shoseki, a textbook publisher, and on the website of the same company. Currently, in addition to performing throughout Japan, she also organizes concerts at Office RENA, of which she is the president, and teaches younger students at the Chiba Chuo Music School, with the aim of contributing to society through music. In recent years, she has received letters of appreciation from Kamaishi City, the Chiba Prefectural Hospital Bureau, and the Japan Retinitis Pigmentosa Society in recognition of her achievements.