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LEO & Walter Auer Duo Recital Tour Concludes Across Japan
From June 27 to July 5, 2026, LEO and Walter Auer performed together in six venues read more…
LEO & Walter Auer Duo Recital Tour Concludes Across Japan
From June 27 to July 5, 2026, LEO and Walter Auer performed together in six venues across Japan, presenting a duo recital that brought together two distinct musical traditions. LEO is a koto player of Japanese and American heritage, and one of the most exciting young...
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LEO & Walter Auer Duo Recital Tour Concludes Across Japan
From June 27 to July 5, 2026, LEO and Walter Auer performed together in six venues read more…
Seraph Brass, a U.S. Brass Quintet, Completes Japan Tour
On June 8, 2026, Seraph Brass arrived in Japan, opening their tour in Hokkaido the following day and read more…
School Concerts Held in May and June 2026
From May to June 2026, Min-On presented 11 school concerts across Japan, welcoming approximately 3,850 students read more…
Second World Summit on Music in Peacebuilding Held in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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Italian Vocal Group The Super 4 Wraps Successful Japan Tour 2026
From May 12 to 24, 2026, Italian vocal group The Super 4 completed an eight-performance Japan read more…
Lecture Concert “Poem and Rhythm from Haiti” Marks 70 Years of Haiti-Japan Ties
On May 31, 2026, the Akasaka Civic Center Hall in Tokyo came alive with the sounds of Haiti read more…
Winneba Youth Choir of Ghana Performs “Ghana’s Reset Through Youth, Culture, and Harmony” in Tokyo
On May 29, 2026, the Embassy of the Republic of Ghana in Japan and Min-On, with the cooperation of Minato City, presented Winneba read more…
Korea-Japan Youth Concert Vol. 8 Brings Musical Singers Together in Tokyo
On June 2 and 3, 2026, the Korean Embassy in Japan’s Korean Cultural Center (KCC) and Min-On co-presented the lecture concert “Korea-Japan Youth Concert Vol. 8: Korea-Japan read more…
“Sunshine Mexican Music” Concludes Japan Tour Celebrating Latin and Cross-Cultural Sounds
From March 16 to April 16, 2026, Min-On presented “Sunshine Mexican Music,” a month-long nationwide tour that brought read more…
Korea-Japan Youth Concert 2026 Presented in Seoul and Busan
From April 3 to 9, 2026, three youth Japanese traditional musicians were dispatched to the Republic of Korea, read more…
G.O.B. Ocarina Septet Japan Tour 2026 Concludes
Min-On Concert Association presented the Japan tour of the Italian ocarina septet Gruppo Ocarinistico Budriese (G.O.B.), marking the ensemble’s third collaboration read more…
Pablo Valle Sexteto Performs School Concert at Kansai Soka Gakuen
On February 20, 2026, Min-On Concert Association presented a special school concert at Kansai Soka Gakuen read more…
Min-On Tango Series Vol. 55 Featuring Pablo Valle Sexteto Concludes
The 55th installment of the Min-On Tango Series, featuring Pablo Valle Sexteto, concluded successfully with its final performance in Nagano read more…
School Concerts Bring Argentine Tango to Students in Tokyo and Kanagawa
In January 2026, Min-On Concert Association brought the vibrant sounds of Argentine tango into school gymnasiums, holding two educational concerts read more…
Min-On Tango Series Vol. 55: Pablo Valle Sexteto Launches Japan Tour
The Min-On Tango Series returned with its 55th edition as “Pablo Valle Sexteto: A History of Tango” read more…
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On June 8, 2026, Seraph Brass arrived in Japan, opening their tour in Hokkaido the following day and going on to perform 16 concerts across the country before closing in Tokyo on July 1.
Comprising five women at the forefront of leading U.S. orchestras and conservatories, Seraph Brass has earned recognition from international music media for its exceptional technique and musical sophistication. For Mary Elizabeth Bowden (trumpet, leader), Morgen Low (trumpet), Layan Atieh (horn), Lauren Casey-Clyde (trombone), and Robyn Black (tuba), this was their first visit to Japan.
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