Matsudo City Philharmonic Orchestra

Brahms' "Symphony No. 2" was written in the summer resort of Pertschach in southern Austria.
In contrast to the heavy "Symphony No. 1," which took 20 years to write, "No. 2" seems to represent the refreshing climate of Pertsach.
It is sometimes called "Brahms' Countryside Symphony" because of its bright, pastoral tone.
Bizet's "Roman Suite" is a rarely performed work.
Bizet was not pleased with the results and altered it twice, but in the end, the final draft was never performed during his lifetime.
However, the colorful and friendly tone of this piece will give you a sense of the music of the composer who left such still-loved works as "Carmen" and "L'Arles.
The "Invitation to a Dance" depicts a man inviting a woman to dance, and after dancing a waltz, they part quietly.
You will feel as if you have stepped into a glamorous ballroom.

We have prepared a program perfect for the refreshing season, so please enjoy it.