言語選択

久石譲フューチャー・オーケストラ・クラシックス

FUTURE ORCHESTRA CLASSICS
goes to the next stage
Joe Hisaishi will lead you
to the cutting edge of Schubert!

ARTISTS & PROGRAM

― ARTISTS ―

Conductor : Joe Hisaishi

Orchestra : Future Orchestra Classics

Viola : Antoine Tamestit

Concertmaster : Kaoru Kondo

― PROGRAM ―

Symphony No.8 in B minor, D759“Unfinished Symphony”

Franz Schubert:Symphony No.9 in C major, D944“The Great”

Joe Hisaishi:Viola Saga

TICKET

― SCHEDULE ―

Tokyo
Wed, 5, July, 2023, 19:00 (JST)
Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall
Nagano
Thu, 6, July, 2023, 18:30 (JST)
Nagano City Arts Center

― TICKET ―

JPY 7,500

Release

2023/3/25(Sat)10:00〜

Advance Reservation

2023/3/12(Sun)12:00〜3/21(Tue)18:00

Advance Reservation

2023/2/28(Tue)12:00〜3/9(Thu)18:00

Planned by Wonder City
Organizer:Nippon Television Network, Yomiuri Shimbun, eplus, lawson Ticket, Dai-Ichi Tsushinsha
Supported by EOS Corporation
Promotor:Sunrise Promotion Tokyo
Production:promax

Outline

In recent years, Joe Hisaishi, who is also active as a conductor, has started a series that brings out the new charm of classical pieces from the perspective of a composer. That is “JOE HISAISHI FUTURE ORCHESTRA CLASSICS”.
Hisaishi formed a new orchestra “Future Orchestra Classics” and held “Vol.1” in July 2019. He conducted Beethoven’s Symphonies No. 5 and 7 with a new interpretation and gained enthusiastic support from classical fans to a young audience. Hisaishi has been working on Brahms’ symphony series since “Vol.2” in 2020, which will be completed “Vol.5” in 2022. Hisaishi and FOC challenge the next stage from Vol.6.

Profile

久石譲

久石譲 Joe Hisaishi started to show his interest in minimal music when he was a student at Kunitachi College of Music, Japan and started his career as a contemporary music composer. Presentation of MKWAJU in 1981 and the release of his first album “Information” in the following year was the kickoff of his career as a solo artist. Starting with Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind (1984), Hisaishi has produced music for 10 Hayao Miyazaki films. He also composed the music for HANA-BI directed by Takeshi Kitano, Departures directed by Yojiro Takita, Villain directed by Sang-il Lee, The Tale of Princess Kaguya directed by Isao Takahata, What A Wonderful Family! series directed by Yoji Yamada.
Hisaishi also is well-reputed as a skilled performer, ranging from piano soloist to orchestra conductor. In 2004, he assumed a post of first music director of New Japan Philharmonic “World Dream Orchestra (W.D.O.)”. He also starts to present world tour “Joe Hisaishi Symphonic Concert: Music from the Studio Ghibli Films of Hayao Miyazaki”(visiting Paris, Melbourne, San Jose, Los Angeles, New York, Prague and Brussels & Lyon, etc.).In recent years, he works as a classical music conductor and also composed new works in a contemporary music style, including “TRI-AD for Large Orchestra”(2016), “The East Land Symphony”(2016), “ad Universum”(2019) and “Border Concerto for 3 Horns and Orchestra”(2020). Hisaishi has collaborated with a wide range of artists including Philip Glass, David Lang, Mischa Maisky, and orchestra Hong Kong Philharmonic, Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Singapore Symphony Orchestra among others.
Since 2014, he has been working as a producer and conductor, and holding contemporary music concerts called “JOE HISAISHI presents MUSIC FUTURE”, which concert series earned him enormous popularity and records as a live album. In 2019, he also started leading a concert series “Future Orchestra Classics (FOC)”and released Beethoven Symphony Box CD that was given “Special Prize” from 57th Record Academy Award Japan 2019.He is appointed two new positions : Composer in Residence and Music Partner with New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra from September 2020, and Principal Guest Conductor with Japan Century Orchestra from April 2021.
His unique inputs to the concerts as a contemporary musical composer is highly appreciated and his continuous enthusiasm for musical activities that go beyond ordinary creative work is anticipated worldwide.

Official Site http://joehisaishi.com/

Antoine Tamestit

Antoine Violaspace Music Festival: Co-Artistic Director / Potsdam Chamber Academy: Artist in Residence / London Symphony Orchestra: LSO Artist Portrait

Born in Paris. He studied with Jan Slem, Jesse Levine and Tabea Zimmermann. He won first prize at the Munich ARD International Competition and the William Primrose Competition. He has won the Young Concert Artists (YCA) International Auditions, BBC Radio 3’s New Generation Artists Scheme, the Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award and the 2008 Credit Suisse Young Artist Award.
Today, he is considered the greatest violist in the world, and is highly regarded as a soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician. He is a musician with unparalleled technique and deep artistry. His playing is beautiful, with a rich, deep, and highly polished tone. He also has a wide repertoire ranging from baroque to contemporary, and has performed and recorded numerous world premieres.