Xenogears Fan Orchestra And Chorus Concert Set For February 7 In Suita
A volunteer group called Tsuchinoko Soirent Ensemble will perform the full Xenogears soundtrack in orchestra and chorus arrangement on February 7, 2027, at the Suita City Culture Hall May Theater in Osaka.
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Why it matters
A fan ensemble of roughly 100 players and singers has secured Square Enix's permission to perform the entire Xenogears score, which puts a licensed full-soundtrack arrangement in front of an audience rather than a single concert suite.
Key Facts
- Tsuchinoko Soirent Ensemble will perform the full Xenogears soundtrack in orchestra and chorus arrangement on February 7, 2027.
- The concert is at the Suita City Culture Hall May Theater in Suita City, Osaka, starting at 15:00 with doors at 14:00.
- About 100 members from across Japan make up the volunteer ensemble.
- The group has permission from Square Enix and states it is not affiliated with Square Enix or the composer.
- Admission is free with all seats reserved, and reservations through Teket are scheduled to begin December 1.
The ensemble has permission from Square Enix and says it is not affiliated with the company or the composer. About 100 members from across Japan will perform. Admission is free, with reservations through Teket scheduled to open December 1.
The concert is titled "Tsuchinoko Soirent Ensemble Performance by Fan Volunteers (Humans) 0998/0999" and starts at 15:00, with doors at 14:00. All seats are reserved, and the group plans to take reservations through Teket from December 1.
The ensemble describes itself as an amateur group formed by fans of the 1998 RPG, built around orchestra but defined by performing the music with chorus. It says it has Square Enix's permission for the ensemble and the concert while remaining unaffiliated with the company and the composer.
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