Subscription Concert No.1052 A Series

Subscription Concert No.1052 A Series brings four works into one programme. “Fingal’s Cave” or The Poem of Ecstasy: which title would you choose as your first listening anchor? Let the listed order guide you from Mendelssohn’s “Fingal’s Cave” Overture op.26, through Bruch’s “Scottish Fantasy” op.46 and Stravinsky’s Funeral Song op.5, to Scriabin’s The Poem of Ecstasy (Symphony No.4), op.54 👀

It is scheduled as one performance, bringing all four works together in a single concert. If you can focus on only one thing, follow the sequence from Mendelssohn’s overture to Scriabin’s Symphony No.4. The programme may change, so check the concert information before making plans.

Jonathan NOTT conducts, with Ayana TSUJI named on violin and Naoko YOSHINO on harp. Jonathan NOTT or Naoko YOSHINO: whose role would you follow first? Start with NOTT if you want a guide across the works, or choose YOSHINO if the harp is the sound you’re curious to hear 🤭

The line-up gives you three named musicians across conducting, violin and harp, alongside music by four composers. The announced performers may change, so check the concert listing before heading out. Those names also give you a simple way to choose where to place your attention.

Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre is a performing arts complex with four concert halls and the world’s largest pipe organ. Venue visitors also mention galleries and cafés inside the building, giving you places to browse before settling in. Leave a little time to get oriented in a complex with four halls 🙂

A ticket purchase is required, and refunds are available only if the performance is cancelled. Performers and works may change, so check the latest concert information before setting out. Buy your ticket, then allow time to find your way around the theatre 👌