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An Enchanting Evening of Czech Music featuring Tsumura Reijiro

Mark your calendars! On January 15, 2026, Tsumura Reijiro, a renowned Noh master, will take the stage at the Koenji Miyaji Gakki Hall in Tokyo for a special performance titled "A Night of Czech Music." This event is part of a prelude to his exciting tour in Europe, which will include stops in the Czech Republic and Poland. The night aims to showcase a fascinating collaboration between various musicians, featuring a young Czech pianist and a blend of traditional Czech compositions along with elements of Japanese Noh.

A Cross-Cultural Experience

The performance is organized by the general incorporated association Wain and promises to be an exceptional night filled with remarkable talent. The event highlights the unique collaboration between Western and Japanese musical traditions. The Czech pianist, Matyas Novak, is known for his deep understanding of the differences between Eastern and Western musical sensibilities, and his ability to merge these two worlds seamlessly.

Tsumura Reijiro's presence will add a profound layer, as Noh is a form of theater deeply rooted in Japan's culture, reflecting human emotions and the beauty of nature. The repertoire for the evening will center around works from acclaimed Czech composers, including Dvořák's Rusalka and Smetana’s Vltava, performed as a blend of solo and ensemble pieces.

Performers and Highlights

The evening will feature an array of talented artists including:

• - Mayuko Ishigami on violin
• - Makito Nishitani on cello
• - Kensei Maekawa on tenor
• - Matyas Novak on piano
• - Tsumura Reijiro as the Noh master (Shite)

Together, they will present a special evening filled with captivating interpretations of classic Czech music. The blend of traditional operatic arias and Noh performances is expected to enthrall and inspire the audience.

Program Details

The concert will include a range of pieces such as:

• - Slavic Fantasia (based on themes by Dvořák) by Kreisler
• - Vidino divná (from the opera Rusalka) by Dvořák
• - Vltava (Moldau) by Smetana in a solo piano arrangement
• - Piano Trio in G minor by Smetana
• - And more!

Event Information

• - Date & Time: January 15, 2026, starting at 7:00 PM
• - Venue: Koenji Miyaji Gakki Hall (Large Hall), 6-14-45 Honcho, Koganei, Tokyo
• - Ticket Price: ¥4,500 (tax included for unreserved seating)

This special event is coordinated with support from the Japan branch of the International Murtimie Association and TS Planning, promising a unique cultural experience that showcases the beauty of Czech music intertwined with traditional Japanese artistry.

Don't miss out on this spectacular evening! Tickets are available now through Kanfetti, and can be purchased online. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of music that transcends borders and cultures, making this a night you won't forget!

For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Kanfetti's ticketing site.