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A record of the world premiere of a great symphonic work by a forgotten composer, revived after 83 years! The Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra's Sano Ohko will play the solo in the "Double Bass Concerto," one of the pieces that had been buried for more than 80 years, while Kotaro Fukuma will play the solo in the "Piano Concerto No. 3," which has attracted much attention since its revival in 2003 and has been performed on CD and in performances, and Kohei Ueno will appear as saxophone soloist in the second movement. Symphony No. 1" is one of the largest symphonies in the history of Western music in Japan before World War II, and is the world premiere of the "great visionary symphony" that was planned to be premiered in Boston and Paris but never performed. The performance by the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the world-renowned Kazuki Yamada, will bring back to life the high-density performance of the day.