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Japanese Music Concert by Geidai-sei in the Museum

Department of Traditional Japanese Music, Tokyo University of the Arts

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Tokyo National Museum Horyuji Treasures Hall

11.17(Fri) 19:00-20:00

Capacity: Around 70, Admission: Free with presentation of a ticket to the Japanese National Museum. Students on the Traditional Japanese Music course at Tokyo University of Arts present a concert based around the theme of water.
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Performers: Nanako Fujishige, Yumeko Machida, Asuka Wakisaka (3rd year, koto (Ikuta style)); Rei Nakajima and Eiki Yoshikoshi (3rd year, shakuhachi (Tozan style)).
Proposed program: Haru no umi [Spring Sea], comp. Michio Miyagi; Seoto [Sound of the Rapids] comp. Michio Miyagi; Tsuru no Sugomori [Nesting Crane], trad.; Ryukyu minwa niyoru kumikyoku [Suite Based on Ryuku Folk Song], comp. Yutaka Makino. NB: Please beaware that this program may be altered for the actual performance.

Department of Traditional Japanese Music, Tokyo University of the Arts
Students of Traditional Japanese Music at the Tokyo University of the Arts principally learn about performance of classical Japanese music, in the hope that they will carry on those timeworn traditions. In the koto and shakuhachi majors, students interact with those studying composition and western music in order to explore new musical possibilities. The third-year students performing here also appear in the Thursday Concerts in Taito City. *Five players of Koto and Shakuhachi will perform for this concert.