Kyushu Symphony Orchestra is Musical show Classic music event held in Japan.
This time, the Kyushu Symphony Orchestra will hold a special concert with the appearances of Eiji Yomikai and Akiko Suwanai.
Please, expect their music!
About the concert information:
Venue: Kagoshima Citizens' Cultural Hall No. 1 Hall (Kagoshima)
Performance day: Saturday November 10, 2018.
Kyushu Symphony Orchestra Kyushu Symphony Orchestra (Kyushu Symphony Orchestra) is one of the Japanese orchestras, the only one in Kyushu based in Fukuoka City, the professional orchestra, a regular member of the Japan Orchestra Federation . In the local regional orchestra in Japan, it is an old-fashioned organization, and it is a leader in the Kyushu musical instrument. Known as "Kuon Hiki".
In 1953, it was established as a predecessor of the Fukuoka Symphony Orchestra formed by members of volunteers such as Kyushu University Philharmonic Orchestra who is a student oke of Kyushu University and NHK Fukuoka broadcasting orchestra of the time, and conductor Hiroshi Ishimaru 1973 It was reorganized into a professional orchestra in the year and started the activity (foundation foundation in 1975, it became a public foundation foundation in 2013). It performs about 100 to 130 performances a year mainly in Fukuoka prefecture and all over Kyushu.
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