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Magnolia Orchestra 21st Regular Concert
The Magnolia Orchestra is an amateur orchestra made up mainly of alumni of the Tokyo Gakugei University High School Music Club (currently the Orchestra Club). The orchestra's name comes from the Magnolia tree, which is the symbol of the high school.
This regular concert will feature works by three composers born and raised in different places and at different times that express a strong interest in nature. You can enjoy the emotions people have towards nature, such as affection, admiration, and awe, along with rich scenic descriptions that will bring the scenery to mind.
2024/10/ 19 (Saturday)
| Schedule | 14:00 start (13:30 start) |
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| Venue | Ota Ward Hall / Aplico Large Hall |
| Genre | Performance (orchestra) |
| Performance / song |
Beethoven: Symphony No. 6 "Pastoral" |
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Ticket information
| Price (tax included) |
Free admission, unreserved seating (no reservations required) |
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| Remarks | Please feel free to bring small children with you (please cooperate by having them sit near the entrance/exit). |
Contact Us
Sponsorship
Magnolia Orchestra
Phone
050-1722-1019
Ota City Residents Hall (Aprico)
144-0052-5 Kamata, Ota-ku, Tokyo 37-3
| Museum Hours of Operation | 9:00～22:00 * Application / payment for each facility room 9: 00-19: 00 * Ticket reservation / payment 10: 00-19: 00 |
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| Museum Holidays | New Year's holiday (December 12-January 29) Maintenance inspections and temporary closures |
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03-5744-1600 - FAX
03-5744-1599 - Contact Us
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