Min-On - Musical Agenda

			Min-On has hosted numerous classical performance since our inaugural concert in 1963. Min-On Subscription Concerts, for instance, also date back to 1963. Three years later, Cécil Ousset gave a memorable performance to kick off a series of exchanges with Jeunessses Musicales de France, with 1969 marking the beginning of an orchestral exchange series with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Zubin Mehta. Thanks to its continued popularity with Japanese audiences, the Min-On Subscription Concert series continues opening new musical horizons for music lovers of all ages.

	1969		Zubin Mehta and Los Angels Philharmonic Orchestra
	1975		André Previn and the London Symphony Orchestra
	1978		Andrew Davis and Toronto Symphony
	1980		Hiroshi Wakasugi and Das Kolner Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester
	1982		Frantisek Jireck, Petr Bronsky and the Bruno State Philharmonic Orchestra
	1985		Leonard Bernstein and the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
	1986		Gennadji Rozhdestvensky and U.S.S.R. Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra
	1989		Herbert Kegel and Dresden Philharmonic
	1990		Hiroshi Wakasugi and Tonhalle Orchestra Zürich
	1992		Zdenek Macal and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
	1994		Junichi Hirokami and Norrkoping Orchestra
	1995		The Orchestra of the Tchaikovsky Central Special Musical School of the Moscow State Conservatorium
	1996		Jerzy Swoboba and the Silesian Philharmonic
	1997		Central Radio Orchestra of China in 1997
	2001		Myung-Whun Chung and Asia Philharmonic Orchestra
	2001		Sir Roger Norrington and SWR stuttgart Radio-Symphony Orchestra

	1980		The Canadian Brass
	1987		Boston Symphony Chamber Players
	1989		Brodsky String Quartet
	1989		Kronos Quartet
	1992		Davos International Music Festival Ensemble
	1993		Hungary Gypsy Ensemble
	1994		Wiener Waltz Ensemble
	1995		Trio Festivo
	1995		Polish Ensemble
	1996		Le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne
	1998		The Camerata St. Petersburg

	1970		The Men's Chamber Choir of Bulgarian Radio and Television
	1973		Mozart Sängerknaben
	1973		Kölner Manner-Gesang-Verein
	1975		The Tolbuhin Children's Choir
	1976		The Childern's Choir of Czechoslovakian Philharmony
	1977		Bulgaria A Capella Choir
	1977		The Tapiola Children's Choir
	1981		Knabenchor Hannover
	1983		The "Madrigal" Choir of Sofia
	1984		The Royal Swedish Men's Choir (Orphei Drängar)
	1991		The Children's Choir of Romanian Radio & TV
	1993		Harvard Glee Club
	1995		The Efroni Choir of Israel
	1996		The St. Bavo Boy's Choir of the Netherlands
	1997		The Drakensberg Boy's Choir of South Africa (2001)
	1998		Philharmonischer Kinderchor Dresden of Germany
	1999		Wolfratshausen Childern's Choir of Germany
	1999		La Cigale de Lyon of France
	2000		Estonian Girl's Choir "Ellerhein"