Atsushi Goto Quartet
5/28（Fri）
Open17:30 /
Start18:00
Ticket on the day:3,300 yen 3,000 yen + tax (one drink included)
MEMBERS
Atsushi Goto (tb), Mikio Ishida (p), Keigo Iwami (b), Masatsugu Hattori (ds), Guest: Takeshi Kurihara (ts)
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Notice of Change in Business Hours
From May 12 to May 31, the opening hours of the venue and the starting time of performance will be changed as follows:
open at 17:30 / concert starts at 18:00 – 19:50
Please note that alcoholic beverages, including those included in the set with one drink, cannot be served from May 12 to May 31. Thank you for your understanding.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and thank you so much for your understanding.
*We will start accepting reservations at the reception counter of Shinjuku Pit Inn, or by phone (03-3354-2024), or via the ticket reservation form of each performance from AM11:00 on April 1, Thursday. (Customers who made reservations will be given reference numbers for priority entrance.)
I wanted to play two-front with Takeshi Kurihara, so I invited him as a guest of the Goto Quartet for the third time. Compared to the one-trombone horn bands, I am surprised at how ordinary the formation of this band is, but the reason why this band sounds so fantastic is that it is simply great. If you have time, please come and listen.
live streaming & archive
From May 12 to May 31, the opening hours of the venue and the starting time of performance will be changed as follows:
open at 17:30 / concert starts at 18:00 – 19:50
Please note that alcoholic beverages, including those included in the set with one drink, cannot be served from May 12 to May 31. Thank you for your understanding.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and thank you so much for your understanding.
*We will start accepting reservations at the reception counter of Shinjuku Pit Inn, or by phone (03-3354-2024), or via the ticket reservation form of each performance from AM11:00 on April 1, Thursday. (Customers who made reservations will be given reference numbers for priority entrance.)
I wanted to play two-front with Takeshi Kurihara, so I invited him as a guest of the Goto Quartet for the third time. Compared to the one-trombone horn bands, I am surprised at how ordinary the formation of this band is, but the reason why this band sounds so fantastic is that it is simply great. If you have time, please come and listen.
live streaming & archive
