Tour of Asia 2023

After a longish break caused by the Covid–19 pandemic, the Czech Philharmonic and Semyon Bychkov are heading back to Asia. Some of the concerts on this year’s tour have been rescheduled from their planned dates in 2021. The orchestra begins its tour with two concerts in South Korea, then it will appear in Japan eight times.

Tour of Asia 2023

Concerts

24 Oct 2023 Tuesday 7.30pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Seoul Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Mao Fujita (piano) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

25 Oct 2023 Wednesday 7.30pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Daegu Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Mao Fujita (piano) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

28 Oct 2023 Saturday 5.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Nagoya Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Pablo Ferrández (cello) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

29 Oct 2023 Sunday 2.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Tokyo Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Pablo Ferrández (cello) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

30 Oct 2023 Monday 6.30pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Niigata Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Mao Fujita (piano) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

31 Oct 2023 Tuesday 7.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Tokyo Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Mao Fujita (piano) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

1 Nov 2023 Wednesday 7.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Tokyo Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Gil Shaham (violin) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

3 Nov 2023 Friday 3.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Osaka Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with Pablo Ferrández (cello) and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

4 Nov 2023 Saturday 2.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Yokohama Czech Philharmonic

Dvořák
with and Semyon Bychkov (conductor) on the programme

5 Nov 2023 Sunday 2.00pm

Photo illustrating a concert - event Tokyo Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra

Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra and Jan Fišer (violin) on the programme