Morton Feldman: For Philip Guston [Japanese Premiere]

​FELDMAN TOKYO 2026–2027: MORTON FELDMAN CENTENARY CONCERT

​Japanese Premiere of Feldman's 4.5-hour "For Philip Guston" & the World Premiere of a new work by Yuji Takahashi (1938-).

​Special Allocation for International Visitors
—[Strictly limited to 8 seats]

[International Visitors Welcome]

• ​Tickets can be purchased using major international credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex).

• ​No Japanese phone number or SMS verification required.

• ​All prices are listed in JPY. Your card issuer will automatically convert the amount to your local currency upon purchase.

​Program:

• ​Morton Feldman: For Philip Guston (1984) [Japan Premiere]

• ​Yuji Takahashi: Commissioned New Work for Solo Flute [World Premiere]

​Date & Time: Saturday, September 26, 2026 Doors Open: 1:30 PM | Concert Begins: 2:00 PM | Estimated End: 7:00 PM (JST)

​Venue: Hillside Plaza, Hillside Terrace (29-18 Sarugakucho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)

​Performers: Flute: Inae Jeong Percussion: Mizuki Aita Piano/Celesta: Hiroshi Yokoyama

​⚠️ Important Notice for Attendees:

• ​Approx. 4.5-hour continuous performance without intermission.

• ​To preserve the quiet nature of the work, soft-soled shoes are requested.

• ​Staff escort is strictly required for entry and exit during the performance.

​Credits:
Co-presented by Nakameguro Art Center and Office Zero Japan
Support provided by the United States Embassy
In Cooperation with The Guston Foundation Des Moines Art Center / Bösendorfer Japan Universal Edition
Supported by Arts Council Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture [Startup Grant] and The Kao Foundation for Arts and Sciences, The Asahi Shimbun Foundation
Sponsored by Chiyoda Trading Co., Ltd. (Miri Collection)

​Upcoming Project & Patron Support
Nakameguro Art Center / Office Zero Japan is currently preparing a high-resolution recording project of Morton Feldman's "Piano and String Quartet," featuring Aki Takahashi and the Amity Quartet.

​We welcome patron donations to support the realization of this historic recording. For more information and to contribute, please visit our official donation page:

​[ https://forms.gle/xiNf1TsWcPewizN37 ]

​Important Notice for Ticket Purchases This event is designed exclusively for international audiences and visitors to Japan. Please note that tickets can only be purchased using credit cards issued outside of Japan. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Produced by Office Zero Japan

​Flyer [frontside]

​Flyer [Backside]

​HILLSIDE PLAZA by Fumihiko Maki, 1987