A project initiated to give the children of Toyooka an opportunity to meet musicians active across the world, and to raise these children to be proud of their hometown of Toyooka. Children can expand their worldview right here at home. The goal of this project is to fill the town with music that both children and adults can enjoy.

◆Kids Concert 10:30-
A free performance for kids experiencing a concert hall for the first time. An orchestra consisting of both bass and stringed instruments, and an especially exciting bass performance.
Program: Edmund Angerer, Toy Symphony, and more.

◆Premium Concert 12:45-
Full-fledged classical concert. Two great pieces of Brahms will be played after a talk about Brahms.
Brahms Violin Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 78, "Regensonate"
Brahms String Sextet No. 1
※Temporary childcare services are available. Reservation is required by May 23rd.
Pre-school kids are not allowed to enter.

◆Final concert 14:30-
All the musicians who joined Onpu-no-Saiten will gather to play music. Featuring a must-listen piano concerto performed solo by a junior pianist from a local string orchestra. In order to celebrate "150 Years of Friendship between Japan and Austria", the latter half is music related to Austria, such as symphonies by Joseph Haydn and Viennese waltz.
Program: Symphony No. 101 in D major "The Clock"the second movement Andante from Piano Concerto No. 12 (Mozart)
Strauss Overture of The Bat, Roses From the South, The Blue Danube
※Temporary childcare services are available. Reservation is required by May 23rd.
Pre-school kids are not allowed to enter.