Program

“Traditional+”【vol.4】
Traditional Instruments of Japan TodayFinished.

Featuring the yesterday, today and tomorrow of Shakuhachi through Dozan Fujiwara (player)
with world premiere of commissioned work for the instrument by Kyo Ichinose (composer)

Shakuhachi is a traditional wind instrument made of bamboo. The name comes from the traditional measurement system. The length of Shakuhachi is 1 shaku and 8 sun (pronouncing “i-shaku-ha-sun”); 1 shaku is 30.3cm, sun is one-tenth of a shaku, and hachi is "eight" in Japanese. Thus, the name Shakuhachi means 1.8 shaku (approximately 54.5cm) which stands for the standard size of the instrument.
Dozan Fujiwara, a shakuhachi virtuoso will present the wealth of tone colouring created by shakuhachi through subtle changes in pitches of the player’s blowing angle.
A new shakuhachi piece commissioned to composer, Kyo Ichinose, will be performed by Dozan making its world premiere.
There will be a lecture and a talk show on the history, present and future of shakuhachi.

  • Dozan Fujiwara
    Dozan Fujiwara
  • Kyo Ichinose
    Kyo Ichinose
Schedule December 8, 2013 (Sunday)
Opening at 15:30, Starting at 16:00
Venue Spiral Hall (3rd Floor)
Address: 5-6-23 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0062
TEL: 03-3498-1171
URL: http://www.spiral.co.jp/
Program and Lecturer Dozan Fujiwara, Kyo Ichinose, Junichi Konuma
Ticket Information

October 4, 2013 (Friday)

Tickets sold out.
There are no Day tickets available.

[Admission fees]
Reserved seats only
1,000yen (adults)  500yen (students/under 15 years old)
*Tickets for wheelchair seats are available at the Tokyo Traditional Arts Program Executive Committee Office
*No entry for children under 6 years old.

[Ticket sales]
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Venue Offered Wacoal Art center

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