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Concerts tagged with Chamber Music & Ensembles
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Autumn Concert ~ Unique Harmony of Trumpet and Soprano
2025/10/18
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The 2nd Music Gathering of Master and Students with Prof. Indermuehle
2025/11/17
Starting
Concerts tagged with Chamber Music & Ensembles
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:00
The Sixth Sense (woodwind quintet + piano)
Suite from "Carmen" for woodwind quintet + piano, Poulenc sextet, Rhapsody in Blue
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:00
Quartet Excelsior Learning Rachmaninoff and Brahms
Performs unfinished Rachmaninoff No. 1 Romance & Scherzo and Brahms String Quartet No. 1
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:00
Senkura Machinaka Family Concert - Cellos Sing, Songs of Peace
Enjoy Songs of Peace Spun by the Echoes of the Cello, Senkaku Family Concert in the City
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:00
Business trip! Lunchtime Concert - A Time of Music for Everyone - Bassoon
Famous Music and Instrumental Experience with Bassoon and Piano / Ryo Okitsu, Reika Moriuchi
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:00
Sinfonietta Shonan Double Duo Concert
Luxurious duo concert featuring four performers spinning a variety of music by Rachmaninoff, Schumann, Fernherst, and others.
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:00
Contrabass Ensemble Bass Sound
Contrabass Ensemble Basso Sound Moon River, Carnival of the Animals (Elephant), Bohemian Rhapsody
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2025
09/07 (su.)
14:30
First performance of Quinteto Eco Tango Quintet
Tango quintet spun by Quinteto Eco, featuring Piazzolla, Kimiaki Watanabe, and others
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2025
09/07 (su.)
15:00
Zubari! Classic Masterpieces Concert Vol. 7
Mino Kabasawa MC & Piano, Takashi Aragaki, and other members present Chopin's Fantasy Impromptu and other masterpieces.
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2025
09/07 (su.)
15:00
A concert of music, stories, tea, and fun with everyone.
Trio concert with tea and sweets
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2025
09/07 (su.)
15:00
Cello Ensemble produced by Ensemble Tenka Unity and Kenji Nakaki
Four cellos, including Kenji Nakaki, weave a diverse program including Pachelbel, Haydn, Saint-Saens "Swan," Wagner, and others.
