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Concert · Wien Hall, Fuchu-no-Mori Arts Theater (Tokyo)

Concert · Tokyo

Main Concert at the Wien Hall

Date
Wed 2 Sep
Start
Doors 18:30, concert 19:00
Address
〒183-0001 Tokyo, Fuchū-shi, Sengen-chō 1-2 (東京都府中市浅間町1-2), phone 042-335-6211 · Seven minutes on foot from the north exit of Higashi-Fuchu Station on the Keiō Line; about 30 minutes from Shinjuku.
With
together with ensemble PMS (Tokyo)
Admission
1,500 yen

The central concert of the tour, shared with ensemble PMS from Tokyo.

Makitaro Arima and Reiko Emura have been friends with PMS members for some thirty years. Their invitation to sing Duruflé’s Requiem together led to two performances in Karlsruhe and Paris in fall 2024.

This concert is the return visit in Tokyo. Afterward both choirs celebrate together.

Concert poster

Official concert poster Open at full resolution
Front of the official flyer for the joint concert on 2 Sep 2026: ensemble PMS and the German-Japanese choir “Der Flügel” Karlsruhe, a program including Duruflé’s Requiem, 7 pm start, doors 6:30 pm, general admission 1,500 yen, Wien Hall at the Fuchu-no-Mori Arts Theater.
Reverse of the official flyer Open at full resolution
Reverse of the same flyer: how the two choirs met, photographs of both ensembles, short biographies of Makitaro Arima, Yuta Miyake, Reiko Emura and Eva Ziebarth, and a map to the Fuchu-no-Mori Arts Theater.

Tickets
Seating is unreserved. Tickets are available from the organiser; the ordering details are printed on the official flyer.

Programme

  • Von guten Mächten treu und still umgeben
  • Zigeunerleben by Robert SchumannBoth pieces: Der Flügel on its own, piano Reiko Emura.
  • Requiem op. 9 by Maurice Duruflé – completeBoth choirs. Mezzo-soprano: Eva Ziebarth, baritone: Makitaro Arima, organ: Reiko Emura.
  • Michio Mamiya: Composition for Mixed Chorus No. 1, 4th movement – and further piecesensemble PMS on its own. Conductor: Yuta Miyake.

Programme subject to change.

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