Your music project is Musical show Classic music event held in Japan.
◆ Music festival project vol.12 ◆ "Kayako" who plays an active part in the stage called traditional performing arts such as kabuki and Japanese dance.
It is said that it is also called "Japanese music hayashi", and it is played using instruments such as Taiko Daiko (Shimeko Iko), Drum (Ootsutomi), Kozumi (flute) and Flute (flute).
We will encourage the performances of Koto and Nagauta lively, and we will also play music decided by scenes in Kabuki and elsewhere.
Apart from those who are familiar with traditional performing arts, the "musicians vol. 12" is the one that you can enjoy the sounds, rhythms, and performances of Japanese music without much chance of listening.
Japanese music performer, Mr. Mochizuki Hideyuki and Mochizuki Shotaro Shobu started the 12th project this time.
It will be held at Yamaha Ginza Studio on September 18, 2018.
Sharp sound of drum, low and deep tone of drum. Violent sound like a big drum lightning. Noh tube that changes all air by one plow, and bamboo flute of gentle harmony.
There is no doubt that you will get drunk in the world of classical music where the music performances.
In addition, we invite guests to shakuhachi, accordion, wood bass, Korean percussion instruments, Latin percussion and a wide variety of wonderful players, and we will deliver various songs regardless of Western music, pops, genres.
That song that you all know demonstrates new charm by mixing with accompaniment !!
In talking, it is likely to jump out all kinds of knowledge in the world of kabuki and traditional arts, as well as the story that can only be heard here! Not necessarily a traditional performing arts fan, it is a must-see!
Please come and experience music entertainment, which will be held mainly by musicians of Japanese music, please feel it live.
We look forward to welcoming everyone.
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