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TokyoWeekday Matinee Concert Series No. 12

Suntory Hall, Suntory Foundation for the Arts
Dukas, Glinka, Giazotto, Mozart, Rossini, Grieg, Ravel
Japan Philharmonic Orchestra; Junichi Hirokami; Yasutomo Ogitani; Mari Adachi; Katsunori Takahashi

TokyoSmetana: Má vlast

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Smetana: Má Vlast (Mi patria)
Japan Philharmonic Orchestra; Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi

TokyoJapan Philharmonic Orchestra: Beethoven’s 9th Symphony

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Bach, Beethoven
Japan Philharmonic Orchestra; Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi; Yuka Ishimaru; Kanna Ogawa; Makiko Yamashita; Hiroaki Fueda

TokyoOBIC Special Concert 2027

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Beethoven
Japan Philharmonic Orchestra; Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi; Mayuko Kamio
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Japan Philharmonic sounds world class under Inkinen

I’ve heard the Japan Philharmonic on several occasions in the past, but this was the first time with Inkinen, and the difference was startling. In previous encounters with this orchestra I noted a rather bright, at times even glaring sound. No longer. Inkinen has instilled instead a generously warm, even, glowing sonority and depth of sound that one hears in Europe’s finest ensembles.

Japan Philharmonic Orchestra makes a rare visit to London

Disciplined playing from the Japan Philharmonic brought mixed rewards in a programme that inspired only fitfully.

Big surprises from the Japan Philharmonic

A sensational young Japanese violinist and a sensational, little-known Fifth Symphony brought high approval ratings from the audience at a Japan Philharmonic, all-Russian concert last Friday.
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Kobaken and friends: Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi returns to Suntory Hall

Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi conducts the Japan Philharmonic © Atsushi Yamaguchi
Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi – or ‘Kobaken’ – is one of Japan’s most beloved conductors. This autumn he makes a remarkable 500th appearance at Suntory Hall with the Japan Philharmonic, reprising his first ever concert at Tokyo’s prestigious venue.

Coming out of lockdown in Japan

Toshiyuki Shibata with Henro Hat face shield
Japan didn’t experience a strict “lockdown”, but concert halls and orchestras were asked to “refrain from” holding events. We look at how lockdown has progressed and the role that video has played.

Classical music, opera and dance in Japan

Tokyo © Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau
We travel to Japan to discover more about its rich cultural offerings, from old traditions to new festivals and surprising artists.