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Disney Princess - The Concert
2026/01/31
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Okayama Arts Creative Theatre Halenowa Large Theatre
Concerts tagged with Other
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2025
12/02 (Tu.)
14:40
Oikawa Music Office Fresh Gala Concert No.281
Noriko Ijuin, Sonoka Nishio (piano) Aya Kato (soprano) Masahiro Iijima (tenor), others
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2025
12/03 (We.)
19:00
Celtic Christmas 2025
An Authentic Irish Christmas with Sharon Shannon & Band, Liam O'Menly, and The Step Crew
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2025
12/04 (Th.)
10:30
Music Workshop Festa <Winter>"Let's Bloom! Flower of Music
Musical experience for parents and children to enjoy songs and rhythms with workshop leaders
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2025
12/04 (Th.)
18:30
MOMO Guitar Live ¡VAMOS! ~MOMO
Various guitar pieces by MOMO including ¡VAMOS!, Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence, Alhambra, etc.
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2025
12/04 (Th.)
18:30
Showa University of Music 23rd Electronic Organ Regular Concert
Overture to "Light Horse" by Suppe, "Finlandia" by Sibelius, and other on-campus concerts with electronic organ
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2025
12/04 (Th.)
19:00
Tomomi Nozaki 3rd Timpani Recital
Timpani by Tomomi Nozaki and kotsuzumi by Taikinojo Mochizuki, performing works by Comet Ichiyanagi, Shinichiro Ikebe, Maya Hishida, and John Sassas.
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2025
12/04 (Th.)
19:30
Nighttime Pipe Organ Concert Vol.54
Solemn pipe organ performance by Yuichiro Shiina (organ) for about 60 minutes
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2025
12/05 (Fr.)
10:30
Music Workshop Festa <Winter>Sunsun! Mokumoku! OTENKI LABORATORY
Experience Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" with sound and body. Workshop by Kenichi Shimazu, Yueyoung Park, and Naho Miyakusu.
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2025
12/05 (Fr.)
12:00
Music Workshop Festa <Winter>Sunsun! Mokumoku! OTENKI LABORATORY
Parent-child workshop on Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" led by Kenichi Shimazu and others
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2025
12/05 (Fr.)
13:45
Music City with Daisuke Matsumoto Vol.3 Leipzig - Bach and Mendelssohn
Daisuke Matsumoto explains the history of Leipzig and Bach and Mendelssohn with video and sound recordings