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TOKYO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA – SPECIAL CONCERT IN KUALA LUMPUR 2025

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Tokyo Symphony Orchestra makes its long-awaited debut in Malaysia with a grand afternoon concert at the iconic Dewan Filharmonik Petronas Under the baton of Naoto Otomo, who has led the highly competitive music scene of Japan, the orchestra’s 80 musicians will deliver an unforgettable performance filled with power, passion, and world-class artistry. The orchestra’s 80 elite musicians promise an afternoon of sheer power, passion, and breathtaking artistry.

At the heart of the program lies *Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor*, performed by acclaimed Japanese pianist *Tomoharu Ushida*. Known for his profound musical sensitivity and impeccable technique, Ushida breathes new life into this Romantic masterpiece, delivering a performance both soul-stirring and unforgettable.

The journey continues with *Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition*, in the dazzling orchestration by Maurice Ravel. Inspired by a vivid gallery of paintings, this electrifying suite transports audiences from the eerie charm of The Gnome to the thunderous majesty of The Great Gate of Kiev —a true symphonic tour de force.

More than a concert, this is a celebration of international friendship and artistic excellence—a landmark moment in cultural collaboration between Japan and Malaysia.

Experience a historic afternoon of world-class music, as one of Asia’s premier orchestras takes the Malaysian stage for the very first time.

Date: 1 June 2025 (Saturday)

Time: 3:00 PM (Afternoon Performance)

Venue: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas, KLCC

Ticket Prices: RM290 | RM430 | RM550 | RM680

Special Discount: 30% for Students

Tickets available at: https://www.dfp.com.my/tokyo-symphony-orchestra

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to witness one of Asia’s leading orchestras live in Kuala Lumpur. Reserve your seats now for an unforgettable afternoon of world-class music.

This performance is supported by Japan Arts Council as part of the TOKYO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA’s Asia Project.

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