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It is rare to see these three instruments together on one stage, each producing its own unique sound. The clarinet's soaring tone, the piano's rich expressiveness, and the viola's profound sound—this time, you will have the opportunity to listen to each of these instruments in a solo performance. In particular, the viola solo is a rare and precious opportunity to hear. We hope you will take this opportunity to savor the viola's unique sound, which is deeper than the violin and lighter than the cello. Enjoy to your heart's content the rich harmony woven by these three masters in the dignified space of Lutheran Ichigaya.

The overwhelming sound produced by two grand pianos. Layered upon this are three voices: soprano, tenor, and baritone. From masterpieces of operas like "Carmen" and "The Pearl Fishers," to Japanese songs, and even "Time To Say Goodbye," you will enjoy a selection of beloved classics that transcend time and borders, performed with the unique personalities and sounds of these five singers. What kind of world will be created when voices, pianos, and all five sounds come together? This one-day-only "journey through love" is something only these five could create. Please look forward to it, along with the beautiful acoustics of Oji Hall.