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Daniele Rustioni conducts the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra © Rikimaru Hotta

Rustioni conducts orchestral highlights from Verdi and Wagner in Tokyo

Von Nahoko Gotoh, 23. Januar 2026

Daniele Rustioni pairs orchestral music of Verdi and Wagner in his concert with the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, prior to taking up the post of Guest Principal Conductor in April.

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23. Jan. 2026

Rustioni conducts orchestral highlights from Verdi and Wagner in Tokyo

Von Nahoko Gotoh

Tokyo

Full of beans: Richard Jones directs a successful new Wozzeck in Tokyo

Von Nahoko Gotoh, 20. November 2025

Richard Jones directs a new production at Tokyo's New National Theatre which lucidly articulates the structure of Berg’s expressionist music.

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20. Nov. 2025

Richard Jones directs a successful new Wozzeck in Tokyo

Von Nahoko Gotoh

Kawasaki

Kahchun Wong and Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra excel at Summer Muza festival

Von Nahoko Gotoh, 26. Juli 2021

The Olympics is not the only big event that is taking place around Tokyo this summer. A large-scale festival of classical music, Festa Muza Summer, is currently being held at Muza Kawasaki Concert Hall.

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Kawasaki

26. Juli 2021

Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra excels at Summer Muza festival

Von Nahoko Gotoh

Tokyo

Schoenberg sells out in Tokyo: Kazushi Ono conducts the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra

Von Robert Markow, 19. November 2016

Who would think that a symphony concert featuring Schoenberg and Dutilleux would sell out? Well, it did – in Tokyo. Bravo to the Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra for its daring programming.

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19. Nov. 2016

Schoenberg sells out in Tokyo

Von Robert Markow

Tokyo

Spring-fresh Mozart and Shostakovich at his quirkiest at Tokyo's Bunka Kaikan Hall

Von David Karlin, 29. März 2016

Pin sharp playing and pin sharp acoustics combine to form a high quality reading of Mozart's Piano Concerto no. 27 and Shostakovich's Symphony no. 15, one of the quirkiest of symphonies.

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29. März 2016

Shostakovich at his quirkiest at Tokyo's Bunka Kaikan Hall

Von David Karlin