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Nobuyuki Tsujii taking a bow at Carnegie Hall, New York, in January 2023; a file photo, not this concert.
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Singapore · SingaporeClassical & instrumental

2027.05.06 — 2027.05.07 · Coming soon

Rachmaninoff’s Third, played by ear.

Nobuyuki Tsujii & Hannu Lintu: Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3

Blind from birth, Japanese pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii has won over music lovers around the world. On 6 and 7 May 2027 he joins the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and its music director Hannu Lintu for Rachmaninoff’s towering Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor. The first half is the Singapore premiere of John Adams’s Harmonielehre, born of the composer’s dream of a supertanker taking off like a rocket from San Francisco Bay. About 1 hour 50 minutes; tickets SGD 15–100.

Nobuyuki Tsujii taking a bow at Carnegie Hall, New York, in January 2023; a file photo, not this concert. · Report image rights
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Esplanade Concert Hall2027.05.06 — 2027.05.07Classical & instrumentalTicket required
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Tsujii plays Rachmaninoff’s Third

Nobuyuki Tsujii, blind from birth, joins the Singapore Symphony Orchestra for Rachmaninoff’s towering Third Piano Concerto.

Classical & instrumental
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A supertanker that takes off in a dream

The first half is the Singapore premiere of John Adams’s Harmonielehre, from the composer’s dream of a supertanker blasting off from San Francisco Bay, opening on crashing E minor chords.

Classical & instrumental
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Checked · 2026-10-15

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  • Classical music and piano lovers
  • Anyone after an orchestral concert in Singapore

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Prices exclude SISTIC booking fees.

Concessions apply to Cat 4–6 only, with spot checks at entry.

Recommended for ages 7 and up.

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Esplanade Concert Hall

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Dates & times

2027.05.06 — 2027.05.07

Thursday 6 and Friday 7 May 2027 at 7.30pm (Singapore time), about 1 hour 50 minutes including a 20-minute interval.

Asia/Singapore
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  • Tsujii plays Rachmaninoff’s Third
  • A supertanker that takes off in a dream
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Venue & travel

Esplanade Concert Hall

The Esplanade is at 1 Esplanade Drive, nearest to Esplanade MRT station on the Circle Line, or a walk through the underground Citylink Mall from City Hall station.

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Entry & companions

Recommended for ages 7 and up, and everyone needs a ticket; staff may ask parents to step out with a disruptive child.

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Tickets & access

SGD 15–100

Confirm accessibility services and companion policies with the organiser before travel.

Sources & image credits

Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.

Mlliu2006 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Image source

Singapore Symphony Orchestra

Nobuyuki Tsujii taking a bow at Carnegie Hall, New York, in January 2023; a file photo, not this concert.

Information checked on 2026-10-15

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