Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra Unofficial

Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3, which celebrated the 150th anniversary of his birth last year, and Holst's "The Planets," which celebrates the 150th anniversary of his birth this year, will be enjoyed all at once! The soloist for the concerto is Keigo Mutsukawa, and the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yukio Fujioka, will give a remarkable performance. The soloist for the concerto will be Keigo Mutsukawa, who has been on a roll ever since his outstanding results in prestigious competitions in Japan and France and his successful five-night series of recitals last year! Fujioka, who has a special attachment to British music, also excels at "The Planets," and three years ago he performed the same piece with the Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra, which was wonderful not only for its brilliant and powerful sound but also for its heartrending song in the famous melody of "Jupiter. This time, he will surely create an even more magnificent cosmic sound and make it reverberate in the space of Muza.