The Rev Saxophone Quartet Recital 2026 Tokyo Concert Ticket

Overview

Experience the electric energy of The Rev Saxophone Quartet, one of Japan’s most dynamic and innovative classical ensembles. Formed in 2013 by classmates at the Tokyo University of the Arts, the group features the incredible talents of Kohei Ueno (Soprano Sax), Yuki Miyakoshi (Alto Sax), Jun Tsuzuki (Tenor Sax), and Souichiro Tanaka (Baritone Sax). The name “Rev” is derived from the “revolutions” of an engine, symbolizing the quartet’s desire to perform with limitless energy and a shared sense of speed and direction that propels classical music into a new era.

Each member is a distinguished soloist in their own right, bringing a unique character that merges into a seamless, high-performance unit. From winning the 28th Izumitsu Music Award to their frequent appearances on programs like NHK-FM and “Untitled Concert,” the quartet has redefined the possibilities of saxophone chamber music. Their 2026 recital promises a thrilling program that showcases both their technical precision and the deep musical bond they have forged over more than a decade of performing together.

Why Attend

• World-Class Soloists: See Kohei Ueno, one of the youngest winners of the Japan International Wind and Percussion Competition, leading this elite ensemble.
• Incredible Synergy: Experience the “revved up” energy of four artists who have performed together for over ten years, resulting in perfect musical synchronicity.
• Acoustic Excellence: The Hamarikyu Asahi Hall is globally renowned for its superior acoustics, providing the perfect environment for the rich, multi-layered sounds of a saxophone quartet.
• Genre-Bending Repertoire: Enjoy a program that pushes the saxophone to its limits, featuring everything from intricate classical arrangements to contemporary masterpieces.
• Limited Student Access: Exclusive student pricing and a dedicated childcare service make this an accessible and welcoming event for families and young music lovers.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/07/12 (Sun) 14:00 Start	Hamarikyu Asahi Hall Music Hall (Tokyo)	All seats reserved General, All seats reserved Student

Background

• The Name: “Rev.” stands for engine revolutions, representing the group’s concept of “driving” toward a shared musical goal with high energy and speed.
• Significance: The quartet has become a cultural phenomenon in Japan, bridging the gap between hardcore classical music and mainstream popularity through their “Untitled Concert” appearances.
• Performers: The group consists of Tokyo University of the Arts graduates who are all leaders in the Japanese woodwind scene, known for their “limitless” stamina during long recitals.

Venue Information

• Venue Name: Hamarikyu Asahi Hall (Music Hall)
• Address: 5-3-2 Tsukiji, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-8011, Japan
• Entry Gates Info: The Music Hall is located on the 2nd floor of the Asahi Shimbun Tokyo Headquarters New Building.
• Nearby Landmarks: The hall is adjacent to the Hama-rikyu Gardens and within walking distance of the Tsukiji Outer Market.

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FAQs

Who are the members of The Rev Saxophone Quartet?

The quartet consists of four Tokyo University of the Arts graduates: Kohei Ueno (Soprano), Yuki Miyakoshi (Alto), Jun Tsuzuki (Tenor), and Souichiro Tanaka (Baritone). Each member is a celebrated soloist in the Japanese classical scene.

What does the name “Rev” stand for?

The name comes from “Rev.” as in engine revolutions. It represents the group’s concept of playing with limitless energy and “driving” toward a shared musical goal at high speed.

Is there a childcare service available at the Tokyo venue?

Yes, Hamarikyu Asahi Hall offers an “Event Childcare” service. Reservations are required in advance by calling 0120-788-222 to ensure your child is cared for during the performance.

Are student tickets available for this recital?

Yes, student tickets are available for those aged 25 and under. These are limited in quantity and require a valid student ID or proof of age at the time of entry.

Can preschool children attend the performance?

No, for the Recital 2026 at Hamarikyu Asahi Hall, preschool children are not permitted to enter. However, parents may utilize the hall’s dedicated childcare services mentioned above.