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The 44th Nagoya Classical Festival brings French pianist Alexandre Kantorow (Alexander Kantorov) to the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater Concert Hall on Wednesday 25 November 2026. Alexander Kantorov is known around the world as one of the exciting pianists of his generation. Alexander Kantorov will give a solo performance. This performance is expecte to be one of the events of the autumn concert season, in central Japan.
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- The Artistry of Alexandre Kantorow
- Why Experience Alexander Kantorov Piano Recital Live in Japan
- Alexander Kantorov Piano Recital 2026 Performance Dates, Venues, and Tickets
- Alexander Kantorov: Why Book Through Jasumo
- How It Works
- Frequently Asked Questions: Alexander Kantorov Piano Recital
- Venue & Access
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The Artistry of Alexandre Kantorow
Alexandre Kantorow became well known around the world in 2019 when he won the Gold Medal and the famous Grand Prix at the International Tchaikovsky Competition. Alexandre Kantorow was the French pianist ever to win the highest prize in the competition a success that showed the world that a major new talent had arrived in the world of classical music. To prove that he was a musician Kantorow was name the 2024 Gilmore Artist, one of the most important prizes, in classical music. This prize is given every four years to a talented pianist who is famous all over the world.
People always talk about Alexander Kantorow because he is a piano player. Alexander Kantorow has a lot of skill. He can play the piano in a way that is very beautiful and emotional. He is not afraid to play music. Some people say Alexander Kantorow is like Franz Liszt, a piano player from a long time ago but for people who are alive today. When Alexander Kantorow plays the piano he uses a lot of energy and passion. He also pays attention to the different sounds and feelings he can make.
Alexander Kantorow is going to perform in Nagoya. This is a big part of the 44th Nagoya Classical Festival. The Nagoya Classical Festival is an important event in Japan and it brings together many great musicians and orchestras, in Aichi Prefecture. When Alexander Kantorow gives his solo recital people will have a chance to see him play at a time when he is doing his work and they will be able to hear him in a room that is designe to sound perfect.
Why Experience Alexander Kantorov Piano Recital Live in Japan
Going to a classical music show in Japan is really something special. It is a time when people show a lot of respect and follow the rules of the concert hall. The people who listen to music in Japan are famous for being very quiet and paying attention. This makes the whole room feel still and calm so you can hear every little sound that the piano makes.
The Concert Hall at the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater is a place to hear music because it sounds really good in there. When Kantorow plays the piano you can hear everything clearly from the soft parts to the very loud parts. This is a place for people from other countries to come and hear one of the best pianists, in the world play. At the time they can experience the warm welcome that Nagoya is famous for.
Alexander Kantorov Piano Recital 2026 Performance Dates, Venues, and Tickets
[Wednesday, 25 November 2026] – Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater Concert Hall, Nagoya (Doors 18:00 / Start 18:45)
| Ticket Category | Available Seats Price Range (JPY) | Reference Price Range (USD) |
| Category S | ¥12,000 – ¥18,000 | $80 – $120 |
| Category A | ¥9,000 – ¥14,000 | $60 – $93 |
| Category B | ¥7,000 – ¥11,000 | $47 – $73 |
| Category C | ¥5,000 – ¥8,000 | $33 – $53 |
Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirmed at the time of enquiry.
Ticketing Conditions:
All seats for this performance are reserve. Entry rules stipulate that preschool-age children are not permit inside the auditorium to preserve the acoustic environment. Tickets are strictly issue on a seat-category assignment basis. Japanese phone number verification and domestic platform registrations are require for direct booking; Jasumo handles all registration requirements on your behalf.
Secure Your Tickets for Alexander Kantorov in Nagoya
To request seats for this performance, please specify the date (25 November 2026), preferred seat category (S, A, B, or C), and total number of guests, then submit your request via our contact form below.
Alexander Kantorov: Why Book Through Jasumo
International classical music enthusiasts facing ticket procurement in Japan routinely encounter significant obstacles due to restrictive domestic infrastructure. Jasumo removes these barriers to ensure seamless access.
- Access: Official sales rely on complex Japanese ticketing platforms and domestic registration systems that filter out non-resident credit cards and phone numbers. Jasumo secures your tickets through our wide network of trusted domestic sources, including venue partners and official channels.
- Communication: Primary event details, seat allocations, and schedule notices are publish solely in Japanese. Jasumo manages all communication with event organisers and provides updates directly to you in clear English.
- Payment: Foreign credit cards are routinely decline on domestic Japanese ticketing sites. We settle all local transactions through our domestic payment routes, allowing you to pay smoothly and securely online.
Every time you buy a ticket through Jasumo it is checked to make sure it is real. Then it is sent safely to your hotels desk or your Airbnb host in Japan. This happens before you get to Japan. There is a fee, for this service. The fee is explaine completely when you get in touch with us.
How It Works
- Submit Your Request: Contact us with the event name, date, preferred seating category, and number of tickets required.
- Confirmation & Payment: We confirm seat availability and final pricing for your order, providing a clear invoice for online payment.
- Authentication & Delivery: We secure and verify your physical or paperless tickets and deliver them directly to your accommodation in Japan, maintaining English support until you reach your seat.
Frequently Asked Questions: Alexander Kantorov Piano Recital
The recital takes place in the Concert Hall of the Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater, located on the 4th floor of the complex in Sakae, central Nagoya. It is directly accessible via underground walkways from Sakae Station or Sakaemachi Station.
Tickets are issue as reserve seat vouchers categorize by seat tier (S, A, B, or C). Physical paper tickets are standard for classical performances at this venue and will be delivered directly to your accommodation.
Yes, recitals featuring Tchaikovsky Grand Prix winners at the Nagoya Classical Festival draw strong demand from classical music enthusiasts across Japan. Early booking is strongly recommende to guarantee preferre seat tiers.
Preschool-age children are not admitted to this recital to maintain the quiet atmosphere require for high-level classical performances.
An order consists of the underlying ticket cost, domestic platform acquisition costs, and our service fee. Because each order varies based on seat tier and delivery requirements, please contact us directly for a comprehensive quot
Venue & Access
Aichi Prefectural Arts Theater (Concert Hall)
1-13-2 Higashisakura, Higashi-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 461-8525
- Nearest Stations:
- Sakae Station (Nagoya Subway Higashiyama & Meijo Lines): 3-minute walk via the Oasis 21 underground passage.
- Sakaemachi Station (Meitetsu Seto Line): 2-minute walk connected via underground arcade.
- Landmark: Located inside the Aichi Arts Center complex adjacent to Oasis 21 and near the Nagoya TV Tower (MIRAI TOWER).
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