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Hires Audio of NHKSO
to be transmitted on demand
Classical Concert Hall
11/7/2018
Recruitment (Violin)2/7/2018
Le sentiment national dans la peinture finlandaise (1880-1910)2/7/2018
The 2018/19 Season Overview27/6/2018
The fifth concert of the NHK Symphony Orchestra to be Hi-Res streamed on-demand — The 100th Subscription Concert at Orchard Hall conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy27/6/2018
Recruitment (Viola)
Mo. Blomstedt interprets the innovativeness of a Swedish composer Berwald's Symphony No.3, which he will take up in Program A of the April 2018 subscription concert.
Mo. Blomstedt talks about the charm of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No.4, which he will take up in Program C of the April 2018 subscription concert with Maria João Pires, one of the world...
Sunday, July 22, 2018 9:00p.m. ～ 11:00p.m.
NHK Educational TV NHK Symphony Orchestra Concert
「No.1887 Subscription (Program B)」
Stravinsky / “Apollon musagète”, ballet
Stravinsky / “Jeu de cartes”, ballet
Stravinsky / Symphony in Three Movements
Paavo Järvi, conductor
May 23, 2018 Suntory Hall
11/7/2018
Recruitment (Violin)
2/7/2018
Le sentiment national dans la peinture finlandaise (1880-1910)
2/7/2018
The 2018/19 Season Overview
27/6/2018
The fifth concert of the NHK Symphony Orchestra to be Hi-Res streamed on-demand — The 100th Subscription Concert at Orchard Hall conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy
27/6/2018
Recruitment (Viola)
The history of the NHK Symphony Orchestra dates back to October 5th, 1926 when a professional orchestra called the New Symphony Orchestra was formed. After being briefly called the Japan Symphony Orchestra, it was renamed the NHK Symphony Orchestra when it began to receive full financial support from Nippon Hoso Kyokai (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) in 1951. During those years, the orchestra invited German conductor Joseph Rosenstock as its Chief Conductor, under whose baton the orchestra established the foundation to become Japan’s leading orchestra. Thereafter, the orchestra continually invited many of the world’s most renowned conductors of the time, including Herbert von Karajan, Ernest Ansermet, Joseph Keilberth and Lovro von Matačić, to name but a few, and worked with some of the world’s most celebrated soloists to offer the public innumerable outstanding performances which have become entrenched as part of Japan’s history of classical music. The subscription concerts series, which is the core of its activities, started on February 20th, 1927, and has continued without interruption ever since, even during the Second World War.