776th Tokyo Subscription Concert [Sat]

Kazuki Yamada's world of color and prayer

Kazuki Yamada will be making his Berlin Philharmonic debut in June 2025 with a Takemitsu and French orchestral program. The Japan Philharmonic's Tokyo regular concert will also mark a return to a Japanese and French orchestral program for the first time in a long while. The concert will begin with Debussy's colorful "Jeux," his final ballet and orchestral work. Toru Takemitsu, who was greatly influenced by Debussy, will then present "My Way of Life - In Memory of Michael Weiner," a work filled with a sense of bliss, featuring a poem by Ryuichi Tamura translated into English and embodied in the gentle, clear sound characteristic of Takemitsu's late works. The second half of the concert will begin with Ravel's well-known Boléro, and conclude with Poulenc's "Stabat Mater," a piece that captivates with its serious yet enchanting harmonic beauty.

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S seat ¥10,000 A seat ¥9,000 B seat ¥7,500 C seat ¥6,000 P seat Choir Ys seat ¥2,500

Ys seats: Seats for people under 25 years old. You can choose from any seat except S seats.

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