Heiligenstadt Philharmonic Orchestra 10th Concert

We are a chamber orchestra group launched in Tokyo in 2019 by amateur players who love the fragrant sound of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, which is considered the world's greatest orchestra. The winds and percussion are the same traditional Viennese-style instruments as the Vienna Philharmonic: the oboe, with its onion-shaped neck and rustic tone; the horn, which is even more difficult to play but can express a range from piercingly strong notes to soft weak notes; the academy-style horn, with its baroque recorder-like fingering and overtone-rich sound; the clarinet, with its hand-operated lever and high tone quality; and the clarinet, with its hand-operated lever and high tone quality. The orchestra uses an academy-style clarinet with baroque recorder-like fingering and rich overtones, and goatskin timpani whose pitch can be changed with a hand-operated lever. Heiligenstadt, the name of the orchestra, is famous for Beethoven's walkway, the house where he wrote his will, and the Heuriger (local wine tavern). We hope you will feel the breath of Heiligenstadt from our sound.

For our 10th anniversary concert, we have invited two pianists to perform two Beethoven concertos, right in the middle of our concept. We hope you will enjoy this luxurious evening.