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Concerts tagged with Kogaku (Tokyo)
Concerts tagged with Kogaku (Tokyo)
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Souffles Invisibles Recorder Quartet, French and Japanese Works
2025/12/28
13:00
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STUDIO FONTEGARA
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Junko Watanabe Harpsichord Music Series 2025 vol.5
2025/12/21
15:00
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Newly registered concerts
Concerts tagged with Kogaku (Tokyo)
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2025
12/16 (Tu.)
19:00
Ensemble Rococo 39th Christmas Baroque Concert
Christmas concert of masterpieces by Haydn, Bach, Rehe, Rameau, Chr. Bach with strings, winds and keyboard
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2025
12/20 (sa.)
14:30
The Flourishing of the French Baroque
Works by Leclerc, Bravais, Folklé, F. Coupland, and others active in Paris in the first half of the 18th century will be performed on ancient instruments.
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2025
12/21 (su.)
15:00
Junko Watanabe Harpsichord Music Series 2025 vol.5
Harpsichord: Complete Golberg Variations performed by Jyunsei Watanabe
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2025
12/22 (mo.)
18:00
Baroque Music with Viola da gamba and Harpsichord
The sound of ancient music with masterpieces by Bach, Marais, and Rameau on viola da gamba and harpsichord
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2025
12/23 (Tu.)
19:00
Wooden Instrument Christmas Concert 2025
We will be performing Christmas music by German composers such as Bach, Telemann, and Handel. We hope you will have a wonderful Christmas time!
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2025
12/24 (We.)
18:30
Bach Collegium Japan Messiah of the Holy Night
Christmas Concert by Bach Collegium Japan conducted by Masaaki Suzuki with Handel's "Messiah" HWV56
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2025
12/26 (Fr.)
18:30
The Japan Society for Italian Ancient Music, Concert commemorating the 300th anniversary of Alessandro Scarlatti's death
A variety of concerto grosso, toccatas, and cantatas were performed to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Scarlatti's death.
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2025
12/27 (sa.)
17:00
The Japan Society for Italian Ancient Music, Concert commemorating the 300th anniversary of Alessandro Scarlatti's death
Religious work "Stabat Mater", excerpts from "La Giuditta" (Rome 1694 version), Yasuharu Fukushima, conductor
