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Emerging Japanese Maho Irie Violin Recital performs a dynamic solo program at Tokyo’s prestigious Suntory Hall Blue Rose on Friday, 9 October 2026, featuring masterworks by Beethoven, Stravinsky, Chausson, and Richard Strauss.
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- The Story: Maho Irie and the TOKYO153 Recital Series
- Why Experience Maho Irie Violin Recital Live
- [CURRENT EDITION-2026] Maho Irie Violin Recital Dates, Venues, and Tickets
- Why Book Maho Irie Violin Recital Tickets Through Jasumo
- How It Works
- Frequently Asked Questions: Maho Irie Violin Recital
- Venue & Access
- Related Links
The Story: Maho Irie and the TOKYO153 Recital Series
The Emerging Artists Development Project Recital Series TOKYO153 is a deal for classical music in Japan. It gives a chance to the new classical musicians in Japan to perform. These musicians are chosen from over Japan through a very tough audition process. The Japan Federation of Musicians is, in charge of this project. They want to help new musicians who play instruments get a chance to perform in the concert halls. The musicians get to choose the music they want to play. It is usually something that means a lot to them. The Emerging Artists Development Project Recital Series TOKYO153 is a way for people to see the Emerging Artists Development Project musicians perform in a really good setting.
Maho Irie is a violinist who really stands out from the rest of the classical musicians. She got a lot better at music when she was part of the CHANEL Pygmalion Days program. This is a deal in Japan and it helps young musicians who are really good. Maho Irie had to practice a lot for six recitals. Her teacher, Professor Koichiro Harada is very famous. He told her to learn all of Ludwig van Beethovens violin sonatas. There are ten of them. After Maho Irie came back to Japan from studying music in countries she performed all of Ludwig van Beethovens violin sonatas. This made her love music even more. Now she likes to play music and other kinds of music, like neoclassical and Romantic music. Maho Irie likes to keep learning and playing these kinds of music.
Ludwig van Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 8 in G Major, Op. 30, No. 3
For this TOKYO153 recital, Irie presents a carefully structured program built on contrast, evolution, and emotional intensity:
- Ludwig van Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 8 in G major, Op. 30, No. 3 — Written when Beethoven was in his early thirties, a period that mirrors Irie’s own stage of life, this work is vibrant, bright, and filled with inventive energy.
- Igor Stravinsky: Duo Concertant — A cornerstone of 20th-century violin literature that Irie discovered during her studies abroad. Her interpretation is heavily inspire by George Balanchine’s iconic choreography for the New York City Ballet, translating neoclassicism’s crisp structure and refined visual elegance into sound.
- Ernest Chausson: Poème, Op. 25 — A sweeping, intensely atmospheric piece expressing complex, turbulent human emotion and dark romanticism.
- Richard Strauss: Violin Sonata in E-flat major, Op. 18 — An exuberant, soaring work depicting the passion and optimism of youthful love, offering a direct artistic counterweight to Chausson’s somber intensity.
Why Experience Maho Irie Violin Recital Live
Attending a recital in the Recital Series TOKYO153 gives people who love music a chance to see a performance inside Suntory Hall’s Blue Rose. This is one of the chamber music halls in Tokyo. It is known for its friendly sound. Listening to an artist like Maho Irie in this place gives a view of Japans lively classical music scene. It is an evening of quality music that is different, from regular tourist plans.
[CURRENT EDITION-2026] Maho Irie Violin Recital Dates, Venues, and Tickets
Friday, 9 October 2026 – Suntory Hall Blue Rose (Small Hall), Tokyo (Doors 18:15 / Start 19:00)
| Ticket category | Available seats from – to (JPY) | (USD, ref.) |
| General Admission | ¥3,500 – ¥7,000 | $23 – $46 |
Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirme at the time of enquiry.
Ticketing Conditions:
- Sale Format: First come, first served general release.
- Application Window: 1 June 2026 (10:00 JST) to 6 October 2026 (18:00 JST).
- Requirements: Requires Japanese ticketing system access and domestic registration details. Physical or electronic tickets will be issue according to organizer protocol.
Why Book Maho Irie Violin Recital Tickets Through Jasumo
International visitors face three distinct obstacles when trying to purchase event tickets in Japan:
- Access: Japanese ticketing systems routinely require local domestic registration, Japanese phone number verification, or Japanese credit cards. Jasumo secures tickets directly through our extensive network of domestic sources, including organizers, official platforms, venue partners, and verified secondary markets when primary allocations sell out.
- Communication: System interfaces, customer support, and venue instructions are almost exclusively in Japanese. Our team manages all communications with Japanese organizers and provides clear, step-by-step updates in English.
- Payment: Foreign issued credit cards are frequently decline on Japanese ticketing platforms. Jasumo processes payment through our established local channels, allowing you to pay safely using international payment methods.
Every ticket obtaine by Jasumo is fully authenticate as genuine and delivered directly to your hotel or Airbnb accommodation in Japan by Japanese courier or postal services. A service fee applies to cover administrative processing, logistics, and English translation support; this is detaile when you contact us.
How It Works
- Contact Us: Send an enquiry with the event name, preferred date, venue, and number of guests.
- Confirm Availability: We check real-time availability across our domestic network and provide a clear quote.
- Secure Payment: Complete your purchase securely using your preferred payment method.
- Delivery & Support: We authenticate your tickets and deliver them directly to your accommodation in Japan, offering full English support until the event concludes.
Frequently Asked Questions: Maho Irie Violin Recital
Suntory Hall is located in the Ark Hills complex in Minato-ku, Tokyo. The nearest subway stations are Roppongi-itchome Station (Tokyo Metro Namboku Line) and Tameike-sanno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza and Namboku Lines), both within a five-minute walk from the venue.
While smaller classical recitals do not always sell out instantly on the first day of general release, seats at Suntory Hall Blue Rose are limited due to the hall’s smaller capacity. Early booking is strongly recommended to guarantee admission.
Tickets for this event are allocate as general release physical or paperless entry passes depending on the organizer’s system requirements. Jasumo ensures all fulfillment requirements are met and delivers your entry passes to your stay in Japan.
The Emerging Artists Development Project Recital Series runs throughout the year at various Tokyo venues. Individual artists perform single dates, but the series features new up-and-coming musicians on a regular schedule.
An order is made up of the face-value ticket price, the cost of the platforms use to purchase the ticket, and a service fee for our handling and concierge work. Because every order and venue dynamic is different, please contact us directly for full details and a tailored price for your request.
Venue & Access
Suntory Hall Blue Rose (Small Hall) – Tokyo
- Nearest Stations:
- Roppongi-itchome Station (Tokyo Metro Namboku Line, Exit 3) – 5-minute walk.
- Tameike-sanno Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza & Namboku Lines, Exit 13) – 7-minute walk.
- Nearby Landmark: Ark Hills Complex / ANA InterContinental Tokyo.
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