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Address | Jinnan, 2−2−1 Tokyo 150-0041 Japan |
Google maps | 35° 39' 59.616" N 139° 41' 48.764" E |
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TokyoYefim Bronfman plays Beethoven
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Beethoven, Schmidt
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Fabio Luisi; Yefim Bronfman
TokyoRyan Bancroft conducts Mahler and Sibelius
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Mahler, Sibelius
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Ryan Bancroft; Thomas Hampson
TokyoStravinsky & Mendelssohn
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Stravinsky, Mendelssohn
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Herbert Blomstedt; Christina Landshamer; Marie-Henriette Reinhold; Tilman Lichdi; Swedish Radio Choir
TokyoCzech Philharmonic • Tokyo

Smetana: Má vlast (My Fatherland)
Czech Philharmonic; Semyon Bychkov
TokyoLeif Ove Andsnes plays Brahms
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Brahms
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Herbert Blomstedt; Leif Ove Andsnes
TokyoHolst's The Planets
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Messiaen, Holst
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Charles Dutoit; Yu Kosuge; Motoko Oya; Tokyo Opera Singers
TokyoRavel 150
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Ravel
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Charles Dutoit; Nikikai Chorus Group
TokyoLeonidas Kavakos plays Shostakovich
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Shostakovich, Zemlinsky
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Fabio Luisi; Leonidas Kavakos
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Luisi and the NHK SO begin partnership with a Requiem for our times
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For whatever reason Fabio Luisi chose Verdi's Requiem for his inauguration concert with the NHK Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo, it turned out to be an apt and poignant choice.
Riveting Schumann and Schubert in Tokyo
Paarvo Järvi and the NHK Symphony give a riveting account of Schumann and Schubert.
Steinberg brings Bohemia’s woods and fields to Tokyo
Tokyo’s NHK Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pinchas Steinberg, gives a performance of perhaps the most famous of Bedrich Smetana’s works, a romantic tribute to his motherland, Má vlast.
Mendelssohn in Tokyo: Luisi, Znaider and NHKSO
Nikolaj Znaider and Fabio Luisi, along with NHKSO Tokyo, re-stated the obvious truth of art music that “it is all about the details.”
Norrington plays Mahler, they both won
This was without a doubt the best performance of Mahler's First Symphony. Norrington's humor comes through and complements his superb musicianship.The First often gets bogged down, but this performance was bright and alwaysexciting giving the instrumentalists enough room to show their skills... andwhat skills.I have no doubt that the NHK Symphony is the greatest orchestraat this time.