Priority Online Ticket Sales for Tokyo Philharmonic's 2025 Concert Season Now Available
The Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra (known as Tokyo Phil) is currently conducting a limited-time priority online sale for single tickets to their regular concerts for the second half of the 2025 season. This promotion is available until May 7, ahead of the general sales start on May 8. Located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, this renowned orchestra is eager to welcome fans to their upcoming performances, scheduled from June to October 2025.
1. Conductor: Pinchas Zukerman
- Dates: June 22, 23, 24
- Venues: Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall
- Program: Featuring Haydn's Violin Concerto No. 1 and Elgar's Serenade for Strings, alongside Mozart’s Symphony No. 41, titled 'Jupiter'. Zukerman, acclaimed for his expressive conducting and violin performance, promises to deliver an enriching musical experience.
2. Conductor: Chung Min
- Dates: July 17, 18, 20
- Venues: Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, Bunkamura Orchard Hall
- Program: This concert features Tchaikovsky's memorable Violin Concerto with soloist Mayuko Kamio, showcasing her incredible skill, and the poignant Symphony No. 6, 'Pathétique,' demonstrating the orchestra’s emotional depth and technical prowess.
3. Conductor: Andrea Battistoni
- Dates: September 11, 12, 14
- Venues: Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, Bunkamura Orchard Hall
- Program: A thrilling performance of Strauss’s orchestral work, 'Alpine Symphony,' and Pizzetti's 'Concerto for Orchestra,' which reflects nature's beauty, promises to be an engaging auditory journey.
4. Conductor: Myung-Whun Chung
- Dates: October 5, 16, 20
- Venues: Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall
- Program: A vibrant finale featuring Gershwin’s 'Rhapsody in Blue,' and selections from Prokofiev's ballet 'Romeo and Juliet,' enriched by Bernstein’s 'Symphonic Dances' from 'West Side Story.'
Tickets for the concerts are available through the Tokyo Phil's online ticket service. The pricing structure includes:
A 10% discount is available for early online purchases made before May 7, and members of the Tokyo Phil Friends can also enjoy this offer. Direct inquiries can be made through the Tokyo Phil Ticket Service, available on weekdays and select weekends.
Established in 1911, the Tokyo Philharmonic is Japan’s oldest symphony orchestra, renowned for its versatility and high-quality performances. With around 160 members, it regularly presents symphonic and operatic works, making a significant impact on the local and international music scene.
The orchestra's illustrious history has been marked by collaborations with esteemed conductors and soloists, alongside prestigious tours abroad. As it approaches its 114th anniversary, supported by governmental and cultural organizations, the Tokyo Philharmonic looks forward to continuing its dedication to excellence and enriching the musical landscape in Japan and beyond.
Upcoming Concert Highlights
1. Conductor: Pinchas Zukerman
- Dates: June 22, 23, 24
- Venues: Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall
- Program: Featuring Haydn's Violin Concerto No. 1 and Elgar's Serenade for Strings, alongside Mozart’s Symphony No. 41, titled 'Jupiter'. Zukerman, acclaimed for his expressive conducting and violin performance, promises to deliver an enriching musical experience.
2. Conductor: Chung Min
- Dates: July 17, 18, 20
- Venues: Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, Bunkamura Orchard Hall
- Program: This concert features Tchaikovsky's memorable Violin Concerto with soloist Mayuko Kamio, showcasing her incredible skill, and the poignant Symphony No. 6, 'Pathétique,' demonstrating the orchestra’s emotional depth and technical prowess.
3. Conductor: Andrea Battistoni
- Dates: September 11, 12, 14
- Venues: Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, Bunkamura Orchard Hall
- Program: A thrilling performance of Strauss’s orchestral work, 'Alpine Symphony,' and Pizzetti's 'Concerto for Orchestra,' which reflects nature's beauty, promises to be an engaging auditory journey.
4. Conductor: Myung-Whun Chung
- Dates: October 5, 16, 20
- Venues: Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Suntory Hall, Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall
- Program: A vibrant finale featuring Gershwin’s 'Rhapsody in Blue,' and selections from Prokofiev's ballet 'Romeo and Juliet,' enriched by Bernstein’s 'Symphonic Dances' from 'West Side Story.'
Ticket Information
Tickets for the concerts are available through the Tokyo Phil's online ticket service. The pricing structure includes:
- - SS: ¥15,000
- - S: ¥10,000 (¥9,000 with 10% discount)
- - A: ¥8,500 (¥7,650 with 10% discount)
- - B: ¥7,000 (¥6,300 with 10% discount)
- - C: ¥5,500 (¥4,950 with 10% discount)
A 10% discount is available for early online purchases made before May 7, and members of the Tokyo Phil Friends can also enjoy this offer. Direct inquiries can be made through the Tokyo Phil Ticket Service, available on weekdays and select weekends.
About the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
Established in 1911, the Tokyo Philharmonic is Japan’s oldest symphony orchestra, renowned for its versatility and high-quality performances. With around 160 members, it regularly presents symphonic and operatic works, making a significant impact on the local and international music scene.
The orchestra's illustrious history has been marked by collaborations with esteemed conductors and soloists, alongside prestigious tours abroad. As it approaches its 114th anniversary, supported by governmental and cultural organizations, the Tokyo Philharmonic looks forward to continuing its dedication to excellence and enriching the musical landscape in Japan and beyond.
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