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The Concert of the Year 2014 The Concert of the Year 2014 The best concert in 2014 chosen by each orchestra 〔1/4/2014-31/3/2015〕 最 も Full Members 印 象 に Sapporo Symphony Orchestra New Japan Philharmonic 残 っ The 577th Subscription Concert Special Concert 2014 た Conducted by Tadaaki Otaka Conducted by Seiji Ozawa,Nohiro Totsuka コ Sibelius: Symphony No.5 <The 1st harf> Cond: Naohiro Totsuka ン Sibelius: Symphony No.6 Haydn: Symphony No.104 サ Sibelius: Symphony No.7 <The 2nd harf> Cond: Seiji Ozawa ー 13&14 February 2015 Sapporo Concert Hall Kitara Bartók: Divertimento ト Beethoven: "Leonore" Overture No.3 8 May 2014 Sumida Triphony Hall Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra The 290th subscription concert Tokyo Symphony Orchestra Conducted by Pascal Verrot Corigliano: Promenade Overture The 619th Subscription Concert Glass: Concerto Fantasy for 2 timpanists and Conducted by Jonathan Nott orchestra T.Takemitsu: Ceremonial -An Autumn Ode- Rodriguez: “El Jiboa” Mahler: Symphony No.9 Marquez: “Conga del Fuego” 20 April 2014 Suntory Hall Marquez: “Danzon” No.2 Moncayo: “Huapango” Ginastera: ‘Malambo’ from “Estancia” Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra 20&21 March 2015 Hitachi Systems Hall Sendai The 287th Subscription Concert Conducted by Fumiaki Miyamoto; TCPO-Chor, mixed Yamagata Symphony Orchestra cho. , Takahiro Fujimaru, cho.master Bizet: Petite suite d’orchestre “Jeux d’enfants” Mozart-Zyklus Concert Series No.24 （Trompette et tambour, Petit mari,petite femme, Le Conducted by Norichika Iimori; soprano: Sara bal） Kobayashi, alto: Akiko Tomioka, tenor: Katsunori Debussy: “La Mer” Trois esquisses symphoniques Anbo, bass: Kei Yonashiro, chorus: Yamakyo Amadeus Ravel: “La Valse” poème choréographie chor Ravel: “Daphnis et Chloé” Suite No.2 Mozart: Symphony No.1,K16 21 March 2015 Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall Mozart: Symphony,K97 (No.47) Mozart: Requiem,K.626 14 February 2014 Yamagata Terrsa Hall Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra 〔TMSO Special〕 Gunma Symphony Orchestra Conducted by Eliahu INBAL Mahler: Symphony No.10 (Cooke edition) The 500th Subscription Concert 20,21 July 2014 Suntory Hall Conducted by Naoto Otomo; piano: Kazune Shimizu Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.5 “Emperor” R.Strauss: Eine Alpensinfonie Tokyo New City Orchestra 21 June 2014 Gunma Music Center The 94th Subscription Concert Conducted by Kazuyoshi Akiyama NHK Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Saya Matsuki (Flute), Yumiko Ogino (Organ) Poulenc: Suite Les biches FP.36 Subscription Concert No.1789 Ibert: Flute Concerto Conducted by Herbert Blomstedt Saint-Saens: Symphony No.3 in c minor, Op.78 (Organ Mozart: Symphony No.41 K.551 “Jupiter” Symphony) Tchaikovsky: Symphony No.6 “Pathétique” 5 July 2014 Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall 27&28 September 2014 NHK Hall 12 日本のプロフェッショナル・オーケストラ年鑑 2015 Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra The 852th Subscription Concert The 413th Subscription Concert Conducted by Yuzo Toyama; piano: Hiroko Nakamura Conducted by Martyn BRABBINS, Chief Conductor; Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture-Fantasy tuba: Yuto HAYASHI Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 1 〈The First of Mahler〉 最 Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 J. Pickard: “Sixteen Sunrises” [Commissioned Work, も 23 September 2014 Bunkamura Orchard Hall World Premiere] 印 G. Mahler; “Blumine” 象 R. Vaughan Williams: Bass Tuba Concerto in F minor に Japan Philharmonic Orchestra Mahler: Symphony No.1“Titan” 残 30&31 May 2014 Aichi Prefectural Art Theater っ The 668th Tokyo Subscription Concert Concert Hall た Conducted by Alexander LAZAREV; piano: Ivan コ Rudin ン Shostakovich: Concerto for piano and orcheatra No.2 Kyoto Symphony Orchestra サ Shostakovich: Symphony No.11 "1905 god" ー 20&21 March 2015 Suntory Hall he 586th Subscription Concert ト Conducted by Junichi Hirokami; piano: Izumi Tateno Bernstein: Three dance episodes from “On the Town” Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Ravel: Piano concerto for the left hand Prokofiev: Symphony No.5 Concert in Warsaw (2015 Europe Tour) 1 January 2015 Kyoto Concert Hall Conducted by Sylvain Cambreling; viola: Nils Mönkemeyer Takemitsu: “A Flock Descends into the Pentagonal Osaka Symphony Orchestra Garden” Bartók: Viola Concerto The 191st Subscription Concert Ives: “The Unanswered Question” Conducted by Keiko Mitsuhashi; timpani: Enrico Dvořák: Symphony No.9 “From the New World” Calini 3 March 2015 Filharmonia Narodowa, Warsaw Nicolai: “Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor” Overture Cavallini: Concerto for Timpani and Orchestra op.22 (world premiere) Kanagawa Philharmonic Orchestra Elgar: “Falstaff” Symphonic Study 16 January 2015 The Symphony Hall The 300th Subscription Concert Conducted by Kentaro Kawase; Soprano: Shigeko Hata, Alt: Miyuki Fujii, Kanagawaphilharmonic Chor Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra Mahler: Symphony No.2 “Auferstehung” 27 June 2014 Yokohama Minatomirai Hall The 483rd Subscription Concert Conducted by Helmut Winschermann tenor: Makoto Sakurada:Evangelist, bariton: Tsuyoshi Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa Mihara:Jesus, soprano: Shigeko Hata, alto: Sumie Fukuhara, bariton: The 358th Subscription Concert Takashi Aoyama, bass: Masashi Mori Conducted by Sir Neville Marriner; violin: Abigail Young chorus: Osaka Philharmonic Chorus, Kyoto Bach Chor, Vaughan Williams: Romance: “The Lark Ascending” Wakayama Children Choir Haydn: Symphony No.96 Johann Sebastian Bach: St.Matthew Passion BWV244 Mozart: Symphony No. 41 K.551“Jupiter” 22&24 November 2014 Festivalhall 2 November 2014 Ishikawa Ongakudo Concert Hall Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra Central Aichi Symphony Orchestra The 263rd Subscription Concert The 136th Subscription Concert Conducted by Taijiro Iimori; violin: Aya Kiyonaga Conducted by Masahiro Izaki Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto E minor tenor: Tetsuya Ono, bass-bariton: Hiroaki Otsuka, Bruckner: Symphony No.5 baritone: Kiyotaka Kaga, tenor: Satoshi Chubachi, 14 March 2015 The Symphony Hall soprano: Hare Ito, soprano: Michiyo Ida, baritone: Mitsuya Okubo, bariton: Nobuaki Kusakari, baritone: Hiroshi Takizawa, mez-soprano: Manami Jo, soprano: Japan Century Symphony Orchestra Mika Honda, baritone: Tadatoshi Mukai, tenor: Yasuhiro Yamamoto, Gagaku; Shoroku Tanaka, Special Concert in TOKYO Akira Tanba: Drama musical“SHIRAMINE” Conducted by Norichika Iimori; Sop.:Fumiko Ando 11 March 2014 Mitsui Sumitomo Kaijo Shirakawa Hall M.Sop.:Anna Cuo Co-player: Yamagata Symphony Orchestra G.Mahler: Symphony No.2 in “Auferstehung” 19 October 2014 Suntory Hall Japanese professional orchestras yearbook 2015 13 Hyogo Performing Arts center Orchestra Shizuoka Symphony Orchestra The 75th Subscription Concert The 56th Subscription Concert Conducted by Yutaka Sado; Soprano; Hisami Conducted by Shinozaki Yasuo; piano: Shimizu Kazune Namikawa, Mezzo Soprano; Kasumi Shimizu Sibelius: Finlandia 最 Mahler: Symphony No.2 “Auferstehung” Rakhmaninov: Piano Concerto No.2 も 16, 17&18 January 2015 Hyogo Perfoming Arts Center Sibelius: Symphony No.2 印 KOBELCO Grand Hall 29 March 2015 Shizuoka City Shimizu Cultural Hall, 象 Marinart に 残 Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra っ た The 344th Subscription Concert Chubu Philharmonic Orchestra コ Conducted by Kazuyoshi Akiyama; piano: Hisako The 25th Subscription Concert ン Kawamura サ Conducted by Junichi Hirokami; violin: Miki Kobayashi Brahms: Piano Concerto No.2 Haydn: Symphony No.100 “Military” ー Brahms: Symphony No.2 ト Sibelius: Violin Concerto 12 November 2014 Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen HBG Sibelius: Symphony No.2 Hall Kyoto Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra Kyusyu Symphony Orchestra The 195th Subscription Concert The 331st Subscription Concert Conducted by Saito Ichiro; soprano: Hishiki Emi Conducted by Daniele Rustioni; cello: Wen-Sinn YANG Akira Ifukube: folk manner triplicate picture Puccini: Opera “Manon Lescaut” Intermezzo Homage by the nine composers “Akira Ifukube Sun” Dvorak: Cello Concerto Ligeti: Macabre of secret-opera than “Le Grand Mussorgsky: Suite “Pictures at an Exhibition”(orch. Macabre” Ravel) Respighi: Bird 13 April 2014 ACROS Fukuoka Symphony Hall 18 October 2014 Kyoto Concert Hall Small Halll The College Operahouse Orchestra Associate Members The 51th Subscription Concert Conducted by Kazuhumi Yamashita Hideaki Suzuki: Onimusume Koino Kubihiki New Philharmonic Orchestra Chiba Britten: Curlew River 11＆13 October 2014 The College Operahouse We have very few subscription concerts. So, it is difficult to pick up only one concert. Now we have gone on the series of Beethoven’s symphonies. We played no.4, 7 , 8 , 6 and every Telemann Chamber Orchestra concerts won popularity because we grasped the Telemann Institute Japan 221th subscription characteristics of the symphonies. And we will never unforget the children’s brightening eyes at the concert summer concert that we united. Conducted by Takeharu Nobuhara; Jesus:Nobuhazu Takamagari, soprano: Yuka Watanabe, Alt: Yukako Yamamoto, tenor: Yoshinori Maki, bass: Nobuhiro Shinobe Tokyo Universal Philharmonic Orchestra C.P.E.Bach: Matthaus Passion 1769 Hatsuyume（Year's first dream）concert In 2015 10 October 2014 Izumi Hall Conductor : Hakaru Matsuoka Soloist : Ichimuzin (Guitar duo), Kawakami Marie (Soprano) Nara Philharmonic Orchestra Rina Hirayama (Mezzo Soprano) Eijiro Takanashi (Tenor), Shiraishi Akihiro (Baritone) The 36th Subscription Concert Facilitator:Yuka Yamashita (composer) Conducted by Yuko Tanaka; piano: Maki Okada Program : Liszt: Piano Concert No.2 Musical story:Opera “Bizet: Carmen”extract Liszt: Totentanz “NHK Taiga Drama” theme songs（F emale protagonist） Nielsen: Symphony No.4 “The Inextinguishable” Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuezo 29 March 2015 Nara Prefecture Cultural Center Ichimuzin Concerto Date : 2015/1/4 Place : Ota Kumin Hall Aprico 14 日本のプロフェッショナル・オーケストラ年鑑 2015.
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