Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo Subscription Concert No.784 Unofficial

A thrilling musical experience filled with tension and silence. Kazuki Yamada, who has built a strong relationship of trust with the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, takes on a profound program of tension and deep emotion. The opening piece, Yoshio Mamiya's "Concerto for Double Ensemble" (Japan Philharmonic Series No. 16, premiered in 1966), features a thrilling exchange of sounds between the two groups, which brings out the sharp and rich sounds of contemporary music. In Bartók's "Violin Concerto No. 2," Wille de Frang's supple and incisive solo performance will showcase the composer's unique beauty, which is created by tension and poetic sentiment. The program will conclude with Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 6 "Pathetique". The final piece, "Pathetique," by Tchaikovsky, will bring a wave of sorrow and exultation, and will be wrapped in a breathtaking silence and reverberations.