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⚫︎Regular member	[Continuous Ticket] November 28, 2022 (Monday) [Ticket･My plan] Thursday, December 8, 2022 [Single ticket] Saturday, August 26, 2023
⚫︎My plan member※	[Continuous Ticket] Wednesday, November 30, 2022 [Ticket･My plan] Saturday, December 10, 2022 [Single ticket] August 29, 2023 (Tue) *Applicable to those who purchased the 2022/23 season regular concert with a Ticket･My plan
⚫︎ Customers other than the above (general release)	[Continuous Ticket] Saturday, December 3, 2022 [Ticket･My plan] Thursday, December 15, 2022 [Single ticket] Saturday, September 2, 2023

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Fee

Seat type	S seat 1 time ticket	A seat 1-time ticket
General	5,000 yen	2,500 yen
silver (65 years of age or older)	3,500 yen	-
Student	2,000 yen	1,000 yen
Sumida Ward Residents/Workers and Supporting Members*	3,000 yen	1,500 yen

*Sumida Ward Resident/Work Discount: Available only at the New Japan Philharmonic Ticket Box & Triphony Hall Ticket Center

* Supporting member discount: Available only with the New Japan Philharmonic ticket box

[Continuous Ticket] Ticket Pia P code: 780-392, Lawson ticket L code: 34691

Katsuhiko Shibata's viewing point: "A world of exquisite taste and fresh beauty. The highly anticipated performance for three years has finally come true!"

Former Music Director Toshiyuki Kamioka and France's world-famous pianist Anne Queffélec will finally bring to fruition the July 2020 program that was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Keferek is a true talent who creates delicious music without skill. Mozart's Concerto No. 27, performed with Kamioka and New Japan Philharmonic in 2016, was full of a clarity and desolation that cannot be heard anywhere else. This time, Beethoven's Concerto No. 1 is a piece that combines the lightness of Mozart and the fresh power of a young composer. There is a feeling that this is going to be a great performance filled with joy.
The second half is Schubert's "Great" Symphony. This is the program that concludes the 2020 season of all Schubert symphonies, so it can only be described as ``long-awaited.'' This masterpiece is a ``celestial grand symphony'' with beautiful melodies. How does Kamioka, who re-washes the score and creates fresh music, make it listenable? This piece is extremely interesting, as the tempo and structure of the piece vary greatly depending on the conductor.