(2017/10/3)
Category: Events
Release issuing company: Nippon Tochi Tatemono Co., Ltd.
Kyobashi Edogrand will hold a free live event "Kyobashi Edogrand LIVE CROSSING 2017.10" on the stage under the large staircase on the first basement floor on October 20th (Friday) and 21st (Saturday), 2017. increase. Kyobashi Edogrand LIVE CROSSING in October will be an acoustic live performance of the "Native American Flute" and "Batokin", whose sounds are rarely heard. ■Mark Akixa Began classical piano at the age of 3, followed by flute and shinobue, and became a Native American flutist in 2000. Shinobue studied under Mr. Hiroyuki Koinuma. Studied the culture and history of North American indigenous people at the University of North Arizona in the United States, and at the same time interacted with indigenous people, including the Hopi, who are said to be the least affected by white culture. Learn how to make a Native American flute, and collect local folk songs and tales. He began his career as a performer while living in the United States, performing in Sedona, LA, and the Hopi Reservation. His unique performance method, which can be called "wordless storytelling," is highly acclaimed, with a strong sense of narrative based on themes of indigenous folktales and their deep spirituality. Currently, he has moved his base of operations to Japan and continues to perform while collaborating with various artists. In addition, he is also involved in teaching juniors, such as acting as a lecturer in teacher training courses. ■Miho: Became familiar with the violin since childhood. He is performing mainly original songs beyond the framework of folk music. Studied horse koto under Ji Bulgud, a national first-class performer. Recognized by Chi Boragu, a human national treasure of batouqin, he has performed in Asian countries as a member of the wild horse ensemble, the pinnacle of batoqin ensembles. Participated in the music of the movie "13 Assassins" starring Koji Yakusho and the game music of Sega's "THE WORLD OF THREE KINGDOMS" with the bato koto. He has collaborated with many string players of the NHK Symphony Orchestra, transcending genres such as classical, popular, and folk instruments from around the world. Supporting life in Satoyama with music, such as a mountain terraced rice field concert (Nakagawa Town, Tochigi Prefecture) and a concert in Tono, a town where horses live (Tono City, Iwate Prefecture). Various performance activities such as concerts at the official residence of the Japanese Embassy in Switzerland. Released 4 CDs of original songs. Please enjoy dynamic live performances by passionate artists at Kyobashi Edogrand, which features an open and rich open space. [Overview] Kyobashi Edogrand LIVE CROSSING 2017.10 Date: ◇ "Mark Akixa" directed by BUSKING JAPAN. October 20, 2017 (Friday) 18:00-/19:00- (about 40 minutes each time) ◇ "miho" directed by BUSKING JAPAN. October 21, 2017 (Sat) 16:00-/17:00- (about 40 minutes each time) Venue: Kyobashi Edogrand 1st basement floor grand staircase (Chuo-ku, Tokyo) 2-2-1 Kyobashi) Participation fee: Free Seating capacity: About 100 people (standing room available) Access: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Kyobashi Station: Direct connection, JR Line Tokyo Station: 5-minute walk (Yaesu South Exit) Contact: kyobashi@edogrand.tokyo Event URL: http://www.edogrand.tokyo/event/1133For company press release details PRTIMES top
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