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Japan Philharmonic's 70th Anniversary Chamber Music Series

The Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, based in Suginami, Tokyo, will celebrate its 70th anniversary with the launch of a new concert series titled Tokyo Chamber Music Regular. This exciting series will showcase ensembles featuring members from the orchestra, allowing audiences to experience the depth and dynamism of chamber music performed by their favorite musicians within the orchestra.

Inaugural Concert Details

The first concert is scheduled for March 23, 2026, at the prestigious Ginza Oji Hall. This inaugural event will highlight chamber music masterpieces that transcend the traditional orchestra sections, creating a direct connection between musicians and audience members. Not only will attendees enjoy the rich textures of the music, but they will also witness the unique personalities and artistry of each performer.

The program for the evening will include:

• - Mozart: Oboe Quartet in F Major, K.370
• - Hindemith: Wind Septet
• - Beethoven: Septet in E-flat Major, Op.20

Future Concerts

Following the first concert, the Japan Philharmonic has also planned two additional performances as part of this series:

• - Vol.2 in November 2026
• - Vol.3 in March 2027, both hosted at the Yamaha Hall in Ginza.

Expanding Chamber Music in Tokyo

In tandem with their upcoming Yokohama Ensemble Wonderland concert, scheduled for January 27, 2026, the Japan Philharmonic is committed to establishing regular performances in the Tokyo and Yokohama areas. This commitment showcases the orchestra's dedication to not only traditional symphonic concerts but also to the intimate setting of chamber music. Those familiar with the orchestra’s concert hall performances will be delighted by the chance to experience music in a more personal context, allowing for a deeper insight into the musicians' interactions.

Ticket Information

Tickets for the inaugural concert will go on sale starting December 18, 2025. General admission is priced at 4,500 yen, while Japan Phil members can purchase tickets for 4,000 yen. Please note that children under school age will not be permitted entry.

Tickets can be obtained via the Japan Phil Service Center by calling 03-5378-5911 during weekdays or through the online ticket service at Japan Phil e-ticket.

Conclusion

This new chamber music series not only marks a significant milestone in the Japan Philharmonic's history but also emphasizes the importance of close-knit musical collaboration. With a rich repertoire and talented musicians, this series is sure to captivate audiences and redefine the experience of chamber music in Tokyo. Mark your calendars and prepare for an evening of exquisite music and engaging performances that showcase the vitality and creativity of the Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.