Yasunao Ishida Special Night of Enthusiasm

Experience a night of pure musical exhilaration with “Yasunao Ishida Special Night of Enthusiasm,” a concert film that brings an avant‑garde sensibility to a line‑up of masterworks. The program showcases Samuel Barber’s emotionally charged Violin Concerto Op. 14, the luminous and rhythmic Serenade by Leonard Bernstein, and Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s edifying Violin Concerto Op. 35—an orchestral tapestry enriched by soaring themes from the classic film scores of *Another Dawn* (1937), *Anthony Adverse* (1936), and *The Prince and the Pauper* (1937). Each piece is rendered with Ishida’s passion and precision, turning the concert into a cinematic celebration of sound. Feel the intensity of Barber’s lyrical lines, the buoyant optimism of Bernstein’s Serenade, and the lush, cinematic sweep of Korngold’s concerto that bridges symphonic and film music traditions. The film is a feast for the senses, combining lush visuals with the acoustic splendor of a live performance. Watch the artistry unfold in this unforgettable concert night—and don’t miss the opportunity to catch it for yourself. Details & tickets.