Japan Philharmonic Orchestra The 751st Subscription Concert in Tokyo Unofficial

Eiji Oue and the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra have performed together many times, including overseas, but this will be the first time they will perform together in a Tokyo subscription concert. Since Eiji Oue took over from Lazarev, who was unable to come to Japan, the originally scheduled program of Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 2 (solo by Tomoki Sakata) remained the same, but the program before and after the concert was rearranged. As a result, the entire program was covered in minor keys, and the content was very deep and full of listening. Wagner's mythological majesty, Prokofiev's superb virtuosity that made us feel the modernity of the music, and Tchaikovsky's literally pathetic music, all made the audience feel the presence of a great plant and the beauty of the earth. The audience will be confronted head-on with a series of stories "told" through Maestro Ohue's unique perspective.