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The 26th EGK Concert
Ensemble Großen Künstlers
2025/11/24(mo.) 14:00 Starting
Shibuya Ward Cultural Center Owada Sakura Hall （Tokyo）
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EGK was formed in 1999 by members of the Waseda University Philharmonic Wind Orchestra, mostly alumni and former members.
EGK stands for Ensemble Großen Künstlers, which means "great artists" in German. We chose this name to pay homage to the musicians who gave us the pleasure of performing.
We hope to perform many masterpieces left to us by these artists, without forgetting our hearts that are moved by music.
At last year's 25th concert, we performed Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 "Destiny" with the idea of "opening the door to EGK's destiny and opening the way to a further future.
This time, we will continue that concept and take on the challenge of Prokofiev, a composer that has never been featured at EGK before. Please look forward to the beautiful and fragile world of "Romeo and Juliet.
We hope you will come to our concert, where you can enjoy a unique ensemble of four contrabasses, chamber music, and symphonic works in one diverse program.
Performer
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Jun Hirao
Conductor
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Daisuke Aikawa
clarinet
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Manato Nomura
Violin 1
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Takeshi Nishiura
Violin 2
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Misako Aikawa
viola
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Keiichiro Sado
cello
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Jun Hirao
contrabass
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Dai Ito
contrabass
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Masako Tanno
contrabass
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Kento Kubota
contrabass
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Admission and ticket purchase
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Admission fee
Ticket Reservations
Admission free, all seats unreserved
Tickets must be reserved in advance. Please reserve tickets from the following URL.
Same-day tickets are also available.
Please come to the Sakura Hall reception desk. -
Admission of a preschool child