From pipe organ to jazz piano—a 300-year musical journey
2026.10.17(Sat)
place
Providence Hall, located within the Obirin University Arts and Culture Hall
Main content
The pipe organ has long played a vital role as a place of prayer and gathering for people. Many composers have left behind works for this instrument that produces majestic music, contributing to the development of music. Starting with the pipe organ, we present a magnificent musical journey that traces its 300-year history, leading to jazz music, which captivates hearts with its free and improvisational expression.
This concert offers a unique perspective, blending pipe organ with jazz.
<Cast>
Yukiko Yamada (pipe organ)
Hiroshi Tanaka (piano)
Brent Nassy (bass)
Ken Ota (saxophone)
<Program>
♪Lord, Joy of Man's Desiring
♪Fantasia in F minor
♪Libertango
♪When the Saints Go Marching In
♪ Sing, Sing, Sing
♪Take Five and others
*The program is subject to change.
| Date and time | Saturday, October 17, 2026, show starts at 2:00 PM (reception and doors open at 1:15 PM) |
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| venue | Providence Hall, located within the Obirin University Arts and Culture Hall *On-campus parking is not available. Please use public transportation. |
| Ticket price | General admission: 2,000 yen Students (ages 6-25): 1,000 yen *Reservations required in advance, all seats are unreserved. *Please refrain from bringing preschool-aged children. *One caregiver is admitted free of charge per person with a disability (disability certificate must be presented. No disability discounts are available.) *Payment is cash only (advance payment at the counter *weekdays 10:00-16:00 / payment at the reception on the day of the event) |
| How to make a reservation | Google Form / Phone / Visit *Applications by phone or in person are accepted weekdays from 10:00 to 16:00. |
Inquiry
Obirin Arts and Culture Hall
- address
- 2600-4 Honmachida, Machida City, Tokyo
- TEL
- 042-739-0071 (Weekdays 10:00-16:00)
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