Tokyo Furtwängler Orchestra Concert Vol.4

The Tokyo Furtwängler Orchestra presents the Vol. 4 concert, symbolizing a new departure with the artistic spirit inherited from the orchestra's founding. Inheriting the will of the late Takeo Noguchi, a leading Furtwängler scholar, who founded the orchestra two years ago, the Tokyo Furtwängler Orchestra will present its Vol. 4 concert, symbolizing a new departure with the artistic spirit inherited from the orchestra's foundation. The first piece is Beethoven's Piano Concerto in D major (No. 6). The soloist will be Stefan Möller, a specialist in Beethoven interpretation and former professor at the National College of Music in Vienna, who will perform the composer's own piano arrangement of the violin concerto, which is rarely performed. And Brahms' Symphony No. 1. The orchestra pursues a deep sound that bridges the classical and romantic worlds. Please enjoy the variety of expression, from full-bodied ensemble to delicate sounds.