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Kazuki Yamada will leave the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra in 2026

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He will not renew his mandate. In a press release on 5 May, the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra states that Kazuki Yamada recently informed the board of directors chaired by the Princess of Hanover not to request the renewal of her mandate.
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Kazuki Yamada will leave the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra in 2026

He will not renew his mandate. In a press release on 5 May, the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra states that Kazuki Yamada recently informed the board of directors chaired by the Princess of Hanover not to request the renewal of her mandate.

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