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Shamisen Edo Hyakkei: The World of Otokyoku-shi
〜March in Yayoi period
2025/03/21(Fr.) 18:30 Starting
The art of singing on the shamisen during rakugo at yose (traditional Japanese storytelling) performances originated in the Edo period (1603-1868).
In this "Shamisen Edo Hyakkei," Seika Shimamura, a musician, and Momoyasu Fukuhara, a shinobue player, will be joined by Chizuru Rare Ondeke, a nagauta shamisen player and producer of Japanese events, and Kosumi Katsura, a contemporary onkyakushi who has received the "National Engeijo Hanagata Engei Grand Prize" and "Art Encouragement New Artist Award," to discuss the world of onkyakushi while performing live on Japanese musical instruments. She will also perform live on a variety of instruments.
Enjoy a variety of Japanese and Western musical instruments, including shakuhachi and shinobue (bamboo flute), piano and shamisen, and a cross between Japanese and Western musical instruments!
Performer
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rare occurrence
nagauta shamisen
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knight wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)
musician (esp. of music)
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Seika Shimamura
accompaniment
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Fukuhara Momoyasu
Japanese transverse bamboo flute (high-pitched; usu. with seven holes)
Admission and ticket purchase
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Admission of a preschool child
Contact
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Email
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Phone number
090-2559-5629