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2024/05
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2024
05/28 (Tu.)
12:00
Weiwei Wu, Echoes of Memory
Lunchtime Concert" to enjoy music during lunch time at a lunch price.
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2024
05/28 (Tu.)
19:00
Ensemble Yamate Balocco Concert - Gamba's Great Adventure
The program will feature works from England, where the viola da gamba was a favorite instrument in the early Baroque period, as well as music from Germany's Bach and Telemann's heyday in the Baroque period, in a variety of styles.
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2024
05/28 (Tu.)
19:00
Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo, conducted by Kazuki Yamada
Saint-Saens: Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 78 R. 176 "With Organ
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2024
05/29 (We.)
14:00
The 18th in the series of chamber music by the Kanagawa Philharmonic's virtuoso musicians
Chausson/Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Quartet in D major, Op.21
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2024
05/29 (We.)
14:00
Faure & Chausson: Masterpieces of French Chamber Music
Faure: Piano Quartet No. 1, Chausson: Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Quartet
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2024
05/29 (We.)
18:30
Piangete occhi Eyes, shed tears!
Seventeenth-century religious songs sung in Italian with a strong message. We will introduce works by masters such as Monteverdi that will capture the hearts of listeners.
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2024
05/29 (We.)
19:00
Lumière Saxophone Ensemble "The 7th Regular Concert
This year's program will feature a Tchaikovsky piece in the main part of the program and an original work by the saxophone octet in the first half ✨.
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2024
05/29 (We.)
19:00
Takekawa Yukihide with Balkan Chamber Orchestra
The international music of Godaigo and Yukihide Takekawa and the Balkan Chamber Orchestra in Tokyo! We will bring you the happiness of music that transcends nationality, ethnicity, and religion!
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2024
05/30 (Th.)
11:00
Kanakku Classical Music Club: A Journey through the History of Music (1)
A series of lecture concerts that began in 2022, tracing the "history of music" over a five-year period.
