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Hotto Concert

Conductor:Kristiina Poska
Piano:Hyuk Lee*
Navigator:Atsugiri Jason

Saturday, Jul 27, 2024 3:30pm

NHK Hall

Hotto Concert

NHKSO Welcome Concert

Conductor:Tatsuya Shimono
Cello: Rei Tsujimoto (Principal Cello, NHKSO)*
Navigator:Natsuko Obayashi

Thursday, Sep 5, 2024 7:00pm

NHK Hall

NHKSO Welcome Concert

Meidensha presents The NHK Symphony Orchestra Masterpiece Concert 2024

Conductor:Pascal Rophé
Piano:Jonathan Fournel

  • Britten / Peter Grimes, opera ― Four Sea Interludes Op. 33a
  • Ravel / Piano Concerto for the Left Hand D Major
  • Fauré / Pélleas et Mélisande, suite Op. 80
  • Debussy / La mer, three symphonic sketches

Monday, Sep 9, 2024 7:00pm

Suntory Hall

Meidensha presents The NHK Symphony Orchestra Masterpiece Concert 2024

No. 2016 Subscription (Program A)

- The 200th Anniversary of Anton Bruckner’s Birth -

Conductor:Fabio Luisi

  • Bruckner / Symphony No. 8 C Minor (First Version/1887)

NHK Hall

No. 2016 Subscription (Program A)

No. 2018 Subscription (Program C)

Conductor:Tadaaki Otaka
Cello:Rei Tsujimoto (Principal Cello, NHKSO)*

  • Tchaikovsky / Variation on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33 (Edited by Fitzenhagen) *
  • Tchaikovsky / The Swan Lake, ballet Op. 20 (Excerpts)

NHK Hall

No. 2018 Subscription (Program C)

No. 2017 Subscription (Program B)

Conductor:Fabio Luisi
Piano:Hélène Grimaud

  • Schubert / Overture in the Italian Style No. 2 C Major D.591
  • Schumann / Piano Concerto A Minor Op. 54
  • Beethoven / Symphony No. 7 A Major Op. 92

Suntory Hall

No. 2017 Subscription (Program B)

NHK Symphony Orchestra Beethoven 9th Special Concert presented by Japan Post Insurance Co., Ltd

Conductor: Fabio Luisi

Monday, December 23, 2024 7:00pm [ 6:15pm ]

Suntory Hall

Hotto Concert

Saturday, Jul 27, 2024 3:30pm

Conductor : Kristiina Poska
Piano : Hyuk Lee
Navigator : Atsugiri Jason

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NHKSO Welcome Concert

Thursday, Sep 5, 2024 7:00pm

Conductor : Tatsuya Shimono
Cello : Rei Tsujimoto (Principal Cello, NHKSO)
Navigator : Natsuko Obayashi

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Meidensha presents The NHK Symphony Orchestra Masterpiece Concert 2024

Monday, Sep 9, 20247:00pm

Conductor : Pascal Rophé
Piano : Jonathan Fournel
Ravel / Piano Concerto for the Left Hand D Major
Fauré / Pélleas et Mélisande, suite Op. 80
Debussy / La mer, three symphonic sketches
etc

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No. 2016 Subscription (Program A)

Conductor : Fabio Luisi

- The 200th Anniversary of Anton Bruckner’s Birth -
Bruckner / Symphony No. 8 C Minor (First Version/1887)

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No. 2017 Subscription (Program B)

Conductor : Fabio Luisi
Piano : Hélène Grimaud

Schubert / Overture in the Italian Style No. 2 C Major D.591
Schumann / Piano Concerto A Minor Op. 54
Beethoven / Symphony No. 7 A Major Op. 92

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No. 2018 Subscription (Program C)

Conductor : Tadaaki Otaka
Cello : Rei Tsujimoto (Principal Cello, NHKSO)*

Tchaikovsky / Variation on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33 (Edited by Fitzenhagen) *
Tchaikovsky / The Swan Lake, ballet Op. 20 (Excerpts)

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NHK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
TOKYO
Profile of NHKSO

The NHK Symphony Orchestra performs about 120 concerts across Japan annually including 54 subscription concerts which are broadcast nationwide on NHK television and NHK FM radio, and some of which are introduced to the world’s audience through international broadcast services. In August 2013, it made its first appearance at the Salzburg Festival, and in the spring of 2020, presented concerts in nine major European cities including Berlin and Vienna, earning high artistic acclaim for its performances and activities.
It will invite Fabio Luisi as its Chief Conductor from September 2022.

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Social Contributions

Music can lift people’s spirits and give them a moment of consolation. The NHK Symphony Orchestra hopes to contribute to society by presenting high quality music not only at concert halls but also at many other venues.

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