with free admission
welcoming children
by professionals
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Concerts gaining attention
Newly registered concerts
Kanagawa University Symphonic Band
2026/01/04
Starting
Takarazuka Symphony Orchestra Valentine Family Concert
2026/02/15
Starting
The many masterpieces of Strauss II's Wiener Waltz.
2026/03/29
Starting
Kyushu Symphony Orchestra Orchestra for Kids
2026/03/28
Starting
Concert list
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:00
Moon Boha (violin) Talk & Concert
Schubert: Fantasy in C major, D934, Wieniawski: Fantasy op.20, Moon Boha (violin), Chelsea Wang (piano)
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:00
The 31st Mobara Piano Festival
Wind Jitsukawa Piano Talk Recital (Satie/Debussy/Chopin) + Prize-winning competition for all
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:20
Brass Band Boozer's Barichu Lover's Club Feat. Bastian Boehme
A must-see concert featuring the wonderful euphonium virtuoso Bastien Beaumé from France!
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:30
Saxacall (saxophone octet) x Kanon Matsuda (piano)
Saxacall x Matsuda Kanon Saxophone Octet and Piano Chamber Music All seats 1,000 yen (donation)
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:30
Shitaya Wind Ensemble 29th Great Music Market in Shitamachi
From masterpieces by Japanese composers to nostalgic movie music of the Showa era in Asakusa in autumn.
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:30
Hanyu Brass Band
Hanyu Brass Band 4th Regular Concert 2025/11/30 will be held!
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:30
Music lectures by lecturers active overseas
Lecture and reception. Lectures by lecturers who are not performers, but music professionals, with historical and life perspectives. Both of them started their music careers from general universities.
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:30
Daydream XII
Tomoko Tanaka reading and Tomoya Nakai 25-string koto with "A Night of Rain in London," "My Favorite Things," "Red Lotus Flame," etc.
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2025
11/30 (su.)
13:30
Yusuke Matsuda Piano Recital IV
Yusuke Matsuda will perform the masterpieces of Beethoven, Chopin, and Scriabin with full of compassion. Charity performance.
