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| Adresse | Nishishinjuku, ３−２０−２ Tokyo 163-1403 Japan |
| Google maps | 35° 40' 58.789" N 139° 41' 12.588" E |
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TokyoMoné Hattori plays Paganini
Strauß Sohn, Paganini, Hattori, Wagner
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra; Kosuke Tsunoda; Mone Hattori
TokyoMoné Hattori plays Paganini
Strauß Sohn, Paganini, Hattori, Wagner
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra; Kosuke Tsunoda; Mone Hattori
TokyoMyung-whun Chung / Maxim Vengerov
Sibelius, Beethoven
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra; Myung-whun Chung; Maxim Vengerov
TokyoMikhail Pletnev / Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
Pletnjow, Tschaikowsky
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra; Mikhail Pletnev
TokyoShinya Kiyozuka plays Beethoven
Beethoven, Ponchielli, Tschaikowsky
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra; Masahiko Enkoji; Shinya Kiyozuka
TokyoMiles Davis & Tchaikovsky
Davis, Tschaikowsky
Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra; Miho Hazama; Takuya Kuroda
TokyoNodoka Okisawa / Yumeka Nakagawa
Takemitsu, Mozart, Prokofjew
Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra; Nodoka Okisawa; Yumeka Nakagawa
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Spirited Mozart from Isabelle Faust and Il Giardino Armonico in Tokyo
Isabelle Faust, Giovanni Antonini and the Italian period instrument ensemble Il Giardino Armonico gather again for Mozart's complete Violin Concertos.
A peerless St John Passion in Tokyo
In celebration of the 300th anniversary of Bach's St John Passion, Masaaki Suzuki and Bach Collegium Japan gives a compelling performance of the lesser-known 1725 version of work.
Battistoni and the Tokyo Phil do Tchaikovsky and Shakespeare
Andrea Battistoni conducts the Tokyo Philharmonic in Tchaikovsky's three Shakespeare-inspired works in a single programme. In between, cellist Haruma Sato excels in the original version of the Rococo Variations.
A dramatic Leningrad from the Tokyo City Philharmonic
In the cathedral-like surroundings of Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, a superb first movement of Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony eclipses Kabalevsky’s First Cello Concerto.
Järvi and Kammerphilharmonie Bremen bring Haydn to Tokyo Opera City
Three Haydn symphonies grace the bill in Järvi's onging project which started in earnest last year in Vienna.
One man and his flute: Pahud's solo journey in Tokyo
A spellbinding journey as Emmanuel Pahud plays a 70-minute solo programme in a near capacity audience in the 1600-seater concert hall.
Joyous Bach from Masaaki Suzuki and Bach Collegium Japan in Tokyo
For a year and a half since their European tour was cut short due to the outbreak of the pandemic, Masaaki Suzuki and Bach Collegium Japan have been grounded in Japan, performing domestically despite restrictions.
Legendary Chung siblings give breathtaking Brahms in Tokyo
Kyung Wha Chung exceeds her already-legendary reputation, assisted by her brother, Myung-whun Chung, and the Tokyo Philharmonic.