Japan Philharmonic Orchestra - The 763rd Subscription Concert in Tokyo Unofficial

Dedicated to Bruckner on the bicentennial of his birth, "One Song!

Karthun Wong and the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, which has been steadily making its mark in the history of Mahler performance in Japan, will perform Bruckner for the first time in the season opener. This time, as in the case of Mahler No. 3 and No. 9, they will perform the Bruckner for the first time in the season's opening program. This time, as in Mahler No. 3 and No. 9, the orchestra will take a "one piece at a time" approach. The Bruckner sound universe is fostered and created through careful and meticulous rehearsals that only Kirchung can provide. It is a masterpiece among the masterpieces of the late Romantic period that can be said to be the "unfinished but finished work" left by the composer at the end of his life, and in terms of harmony, it played a role as a bridge to the 20th century. This year marks the bicentennial of the composer's birth, and this concert will be a monumental occasion to celebrate this great composer.