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The Soh KOTO Part 3 Exploring the Possibilities of Soh

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual
The Soh Koto Executive Committee
subsidy category
Creation Grant
Grant Type
single year

Reiwa 4(2022) 1st Term Creation Grant Category I Single-Year Grant

Business Overview

This is the third in a series of five concerts planned by Satomi Fukami, Chieko Fukunaga, and Nanae Yoshimura. Various aspects of koto will be introduced while tracing the footsteps of composers who fostered the new world of koto. As part of the "Modern Soh" archive, the project will also be distributed online in the hope that the outstanding works created for "Modern Soh" will be loved by many people for a long time to come. Programs: Minoru Miki, "Mori Yo for 20 stringed Soh and Cello" (1983), Ryohei Hirose, "Yumegen Kinuta" (1986), Akira Nishimura, "Phantom Voice of Fire - Concerto for Solo 20 stringed Soh and String Ensemble" (1988), Kaito Aso, "Opinion" (2019/Japan premiere), Shinichiro Ikebe, "Sakusaku-fu - For Solo Soh and Soh Ensemble" (2020), Wataru Mukai, "The Phoenix for Soh and String Ensemble" (2022/world premiere)

Period of Activity / Project
September 30, 2022 - December 1
Venues
Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Small Hall (Taito Ward, Tokyo)


*Information such as project outlines is provided by organizations and individuals providing subsidies.

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[The Soh Koto Executive Committee]
The Soh Koto Executive Committee planned a concert series of 5 times in total by Satomi Fukami, Chieko Fukunaga and Nanae Yoshimura with the thought that the differences in the field of koto and the music that each person is good at can build a concert with a wide perspective when considering the history of the Soh. This chapter introduces various aspects of koto through colorful works created over the past 80 years.