Subscription Concert No. 1,052 A Series: Four Works

Four works share Subscription Concert No. 1,052 A Series!? I’m already curious about the journey from Mendelssohn to Scriabin, so get your ticket arranged for Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre. The programme moves through Mendelssohn’s “Fingal’s Cave” Overture, op. 26; Bruch’s “Scottish Fantasy,” op. 46; Stravinsky’s Funeral Song, op. 5; and Scriabin’s The Poem of Ecstasy (Symphony No. 4), op. 54 🎼

The sequence takes you from an overture to a fantasy, a funeral song and a symphony. If you’re choosing one work to keep in focus, pick Scriabin’s The Poem of Ecstasy, also identified as Symphony No. 4. That second title gives you a handy anchor as the programme unfolds 👀

Jonathan Nott is the conductor, with Ayana Tsuji listed on violin and Naoko Yoshino on harp. That’s one conductor and two named instrumentalists alongside a four-composer programme 🎻

Check the ticket details before buying, because the performers and programme may change. Performances may also be cancelled, and refunds are available only if a performance is cancelled. A quick check before you go can help you keep your plans in step with the current lineup.

Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre is a performing arts theatre with four concert halls and the world’s largest pipe organ. It’s a sizeable arts complex, so allow time to find the hall for your concert 🏛️

The complex has cafes and restaurants, handy for a coffee or a meal around the performance. This is a single performance, and you’ll need to purchase a ticket, so get that sorted before making your plans ☕