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Music Program TOKYO Classical Music in Town “Machinaka Concerts”

Easy access to classical music in town.
Enjoy vigorous performances by emerging artists including Tokyo Music Competition prizewinners in the different atmosphere beyond stages!

Date Fri, Oct 9, 2026
[1] 14:00-14:20
[2] 18:00-18:20
Venue

The National Museum of Western Art, Main Building 1st floor, Lobby (Directions)

Genre TBK productions Concert
Admission Ages Age 0 and above

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan

Artists

Violin & Cello


Violin: MIZUNO Kotone *2nd prize and Audience Award of String section at the 21st Tokyo Music Competition


Cello: INOUE Honoka


Program

GLIÈRE: from 8 Duets for Violin and Cello, Op.39


No.1 Prelude


No.2 Gavotte


No.4 Canzonetta


No.7 Scherzo


HANDEL/HALVORSEN: Passacaglia


Tickets

Prices (tax included)

Free Admission


PhotoMIZUNO Kotone, Violin
PhotoINOUE Honoka, Cello

Other Information

* The program is subject to change under certain circumstances.

Lineup

Classical Music in Town “Machinaka Concerts” Lineup


Inquiries

Tokyo Bunka Kaikan, Production Section +81-3-5579-6446


Organizers & Supporters

Organizers: Tokyo Metropolitan Government/Tokyo Bunka Kaikan operated by Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture


Co-organizer: The National Museum of Western Art


Partners & Grantors

Supported by: Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan