Tokyo Suntory Hall (1)🎶

🎶✨This was my very first live symphony concert experience, and what a start! It took place at the top-tier Suntory Hall in Asia. It was a contemporary symphony concert by Joe Hisaishi, breaking the stereotype of movie soundtracks. 🌇🌿 When it comes to music, I don't confine myself to any specific form. But like having a mental obsession with purity, I want to know what truly good music is. 🎶✨ In our limited understanding, Japanese symphonies have become the most accessible. Anticipation made me try to amplify my senses. The first half: "The End of the World." 🌇🌿 It featured a tenor and a series of narrative-like developments and rich variations. It was truly a fantastic symphony performance. I heard it's also one of Joe Hisaishi's more mature works. 🎶✨ However, the real resonance often comes unexpectedly. The second half: "Music of the Desert." From the moment they started changing instruments at the intermission, I got curious. 🌇🌿 Since I'm interested in percussion for kids, I was intrigued when I saw the central area filled with a set of eight similar keyboard percussion instruments, all dominated by the marimba. I couldn't wait to see what would happen! 🎶✨ #Tokyo #SymphonyConcert #JoeHisaishi 🌇🌿