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Contact Us →Classical music fans traveling to Japan have a chance to witness classical masterpieces performed by famous musicians. The Tokyo Music History Orchestra 5th Concert presents an event titled After Paganini ~Men Whose Souls Were Captured by Paganini~. For overseas visitors looking to get Tokyo Music History Orchestra 2026 tickets in Tokyo dedicated concierge services are available. These services help navigate the ticketing system and make booking easy and smooth.
Niccolò Paganini is one of the important figures in classical music history. He was a violinist whose incredible technical skill and dramatic style changed the way instrumental music was played. His compositions and his legendary technique inspired composers who wanted to capture build on or honor his amazing musical legacy. This concert explores the lasting impact Paganini had on music through works written by masters influenced by his genius.
The concert program for this edition features a powerful collection of pieces. It includes Paganinis Caprice No. 24 Maurice Ravels fiery Tzigane, Hector Berliozs expressive Harold in Italy for solo viola and orchestra Franz Liszts well-known piano piece La Campanella, Franz Lehárs romantic aria A Kiss for a Woman from the operetta Paganini and Sergei Rachmaninoffs dazzling Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
Meet the Acclaimed Musicians and Experience Classical Music at Dai-ichi Life Hall
The Tokyo Music History Orchestra will perform under the direction of conductor Daisuke Mogi and concertmaster Naoto Sakitani. The concert also welcomes a group of guest soloists. The performance includes pianist Budo, tenor Kenichiro Takashima, violist Megumi Naka. Violinist Saran Watanabe. Each soloist brings musical strength to works shaped by Paganini’s influence offering audiences a powerful journey through the classical traditions of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Attending a concert at the Dai-ichi Life Hall gives international travelers a memorable cultural evening in Tokyo. Japanese concert halls are known around the world for their sound quality, careful organization and polite engaged audiences. Experiencing a program like this, in Japan offers a view of the country’s lively classical music scene, where top Japanese artists and classic Western masterworks come together in a truly remarkable setting.
Dates and venues
Saturday, 28 November 2026 – Dai-ichi Life Hall, Tokyo (Doors open 18:15 / Start 19:00)
Admission for this concert is issued via Smart Ticket digital ticketing. Seat selection options are available during the general release booking period.
Pricing for each date is confirmed on enquiry because ticket availability and demand change continuously. A live quote is provided as soon as contact is made. Please note that general sales open on Saturday, 12 September 2026, and tickets are distributed through Japanese ticketing systems. To request attendance, please submit the desired performance date, venue, and number of tickets through the Contact Us button.
Why book through Jasumo Tickets
Getting tickets for classical performances in Japan can be very hard for people from other countries. Most main ticket websites only work in Japanese. Need local registration a Japanese phone number or special apps. Jasumo Tickets helps with these problems by getting tickets directly from our group of official ticket sellers and event organizers in Japan.
Language problems are completely gone during the booking. Even though all messages with places and ticket systems are in Japanese customers get all the information in English. Money issues are also gone because foreign credit cards are often not accepted by ticket sites. All the tickets we get are checked to make sure they are real before we send them. This makes the whole experience safe and easy for people who want to go to events, in Japan.
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FAQ
General release tickets become available starting Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 10:00 AM Japanese Standard Time.
Yes, foreign visitors can attend concerts at Dai-ichi Life Hall; however, purchasing tickets independently often requires navigating Japanese-only ticketing platforms. Using a concierge service ensures international travellers can secure valid tickets without local phone numbers or Japanese payment methods.
The program features Paganini’s Caprice No. 24, Ravel’s Tzigane, Berlioz’s Harold in Italy, Liszt’s La Campanella, Lehár’s A Kiss for a Woman, and Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
Tickets for this event are issued in a digital Smart Ticket format, which can be received on a smartphone prior to the event.
The concert features conductor Daisuke Mogi, pianist Budo, tenor Kenichiro Takashima, violist Megumi Naka, violinist Saran Watanabe, and concertmaster Naoto Sakitani.
Classical concerts featuring prominent Japanese soloists in Tokyo venues frequently sell out during general admission releases. Early inquiries are strongly recommended once sales open.
Venue & access
- Dai-ichi Life Hall (Tokyo): Located in the Harumi Island Triton Square complex in Chuo Ward, Tokyo.
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