第１次
モーツァルト：ヴァイオリン協奏曲 第３番､第４番､第５番のうちの１曲から第１楽章（カデンツァ付）

オーケストラ・スタディ

第２次
モーツァルト：ヴァイオリン協奏曲 第３番､第４番､第５番のうちの１曲から第１楽章（カデンツァ付）
自由曲／協奏曲より任意の楽章 または それに準ずる曲　＊緩徐楽章は除く
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■第一次
５月２１日（月）時間未定

会場：新宿区 四谷区民ホール（丸ノ内線「新宿御苑前」徒歩５分）

■第二次
５月２２日（火）時間未定

会場：新宿区 角筈区民ホール（京王新線「初台駅」徒歩１０分）

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〒212-8554
神奈川県川崎市幸区大宮町1310ミューザ川崎セントラルタワー５階
公益財団法人 東京交響楽団 オーディション係　宛

TEL 044-520-1518　FAX 044-543-1488
メール　audition@tokyosymphony.com

■Audition Repertoire
Preliminary audition:
1) W.A.Mozart: Violin Concerto No.3 or 4 or 5~1st movement (with a cadenza)
2) Orchestra Excerpts

Final audition:
1) W.A.Mozart: Violin Concerto No.3 or 4 or 5~1st movement (with a cadenza)
2) Solo Of Choice
3) Orchestra Excerpts

■Audition Schedule and Venues
Preliminary audition:
Mon, May 21st. 2012.
Shinjuku-ku Yotsuya Kumin Hall

Final Audition:
Tue, May 22nd. 2012.
Shinjuku-ku Tsunohazu Kumin Hall

■How to apply
Please fill out the TSO audition application, which can be downloaded for free, and send it us with your own resume no later than 6:00 p.m. May 7th, 2012 (Japan time)

■Others
Resume screening will take place before preliminary audition, also during the auditions and after the auditions, no inquiry for the result, please.
Applicants need to prepare a accompanist for both Preliminary and Final round.
Excerpts will be supplied all applicants.

<about TSO audition application form>
We will only accept TSO audition application form for apply.
Please make sure to explain in the application form why you are applying for a position with the Tokyo Symphony.
Tokyo Symphony Orchestra will not provide any transportation expenses and accommodations.
Please translate your resume into English if it is written by other languages.
Please specify audition/position on all correspondence (e.g., "2nd violin ")
Please be sure to attach your recent photo in the application form.

■Application form
Application form (PDF)

Shinjuku-ku Yotsuya Kumin Hall (Japanese Only)
87 Naito-machi Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-8581, Japan
(5 mins walk from Shinjuku Gyoen Mae Station of Marunouchi Line)

Shinjuku-ku Tsunohazu Kumin Hall (Japanese Only)
4-33-7, Nishi Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 160-0023, Japan
(10 mins walk from Hatsudai Station of Keio New Line)

■Tokyo Symphony Orchestra

Founded in 1946, it has been leading the orchestral world ever since. Tokyo Symphony Orchestra (TSO) engages Music Director, Hubert SOUDANT, Laureate Conductor, Kazuyoshi AKIYAMA, Permanent Conductor, Naoto OTOMO, Resident Conductor, Norichika IIMORI and Guest Principal Conductor, Nicola Luisotti.

Currently, TSO has six international musicians from all over the world such as China, England, France, Russia, Sweden, and the United States.
Tokyo Symphony was recently given the highest rank in Japanese orchestras for "The World Orchestra Ranking 2008", the annual feature of the "RECORD GEIJUTSU (Art of Record), a prestigious classical magazine considered to be the equivalent to Gramophone, lots of CD reviews, May 2008 issue.
TSO produces Subscription Concerts at Suntory Hall and Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall, and Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, in addition to opera and ballet performances at the New National Opera Theatre since its opening in 1997. TSO has put great energy into giving premiere performances of the works by Japanese composers as well as several major contemporary operas. In recognition of great achievements in contemporary music, TSO has won many music awards: the Mainichi Music Award, Minister of Education Award, Kyoto Music Award, Mainichi Art Award, Art Award of Cultural Agency, Mobile Music Award, Suntory Music Award.
Tokyo Symphony Orchestra agreed with the City of Kawasaki to become a resident orchestra to expand its concert activities 2002, and the TSO has taken rehearsals and concerts at Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall since 2004.
In March 2009, Music Director Hubert Soudant and The Tokyo Symphony Orchestra won "the Best Concert Performance by Japanese Artist" at the 21st Music Pen Club Japan Awards which was given for the Schubert cycle during the 2008-09 season and the cycle was highly praised by numerous newspapers and magazines such as "the most ripened fruit in 2008", "exceptional well-balanced performance" by numerous newspapers and magazines.
The TSO's latest recordings include Bruckner's 8th Symphony, and Mozart's 29th & 39th symphonies, all conducted by Hubert Soudant. In addition, Bruckner's Symphony No.7,released in the fall of 2009 has been highly acclaimed and won the Best CD by Japanese Artist at the 22nd Music Pen Club Japan Awards. The TSO's latest recording, Schumann Complete Symphonies<Mahler edition> is released in fall, 2010.