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Important Notice on the teket Ticketing Service
09/11/2026

teket Inc., the ticketing platform used by Bach Collegium Japan (BCJ), has announced that users’ personal information was compromised following unauthorized access by a third party. 🔗 teket Inc.’s official announcement (in Japanese) As a result, all teket services are currently suspended (as of 11:00 a.m. JST on November 9, 2026). We are currently working with teket Inc. to obtain further information about how this incident may affect our customers. We will provide updates on admission procedures for upcoming concerts and subscription membership renewals as soon as further details are confirmed, beginning tomorrow. In the meantime, please retain your ticket purchase confirmation emails. We sincerely apologize for any concern or…

Love, Loss and the Power of Music — Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice with BCJ

Discover Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice and BCJ’s November 2026 performances in Nagoya and Tokyo, conducted by Masato Suzuki.

Notice of Performer Change
28/10/2026

We regret to announce that soprano Aki Matsui has withdrawn due to illness from the 175th Subscription Concert on October 31 and the 277th Kobe Shoin Chapel Concert on November 1, where she was scheduled to appear as a soloist. Sopranos Eri Sawae and Kozue Shimizu will perform the solo parts in her place. The program and all other aspects of both concerts remain unchanged. We appreciate your understanding.

BCJ 2027–28 Season Line-up Announced!
14/10/2026

The Complete 2027–28 Season Lineup The 2027–28 Season will feature six subscription concerts at Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, along with a special concert at Suntory Hall marking the grand finale of our “The Path to Beethoven” series. Highlights include Bach’s St. Matthew Passion and Mass in B minor, alongside Beethoven’s symphonies and Missa solemnis. As we mark 200 years since Beethoven’s passing, the season brings our “The Path to Beethoven” series to its grand finale, exploring the music of Beethoven and his contemporaries through the distinctive sound of period instruments.   March – St. Matthew PassionAn essential part of the Lenten season, Bach’s St. Matthew Passion marks its 300th…