JAZZ ART SENGAWA 2020
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Jazz ART Executive Committee
- subsidy category
- Creation Grant
- Grant Type
- single year
2019 2nd term Creation Grant [Single-year grant program]



Business Overview
"JAZZ ART Sengawa" is a music festival that focuses on improvisation and features a variety of music, including rock, jazz and traditional Japanese music, as well as dance and poetry. In 2020, they performed 6 main concerts at the Senkawa Theater and performed free of charge at the Club Jazz Byobu, a portable live house. Main Live (6 performances) Wednesday, September 16 to Sunday, 20th Cast: Hiromichi Sakamoto (vc), Kiyoto Fujiwara (cb), Koichi Makigami (vo, tp, thermin, shakuhachi), Ichiro Hokuyo (tp), Tatsuya Nakamura (drs), Naofumi Takimoto (tb, tuba), Ken Kurihara (sax), Sugadairo (pf), Yasuki Fukushima (Scream of Tanka), Masato Nagahata (pf), Toshiaki Ishizuka (drs), Tsuneto Mita (g), Masami Sakaide (b) Kazuto Shimizu (p, synth, b-cl), Masaharu Sato (ds, perc), Kazutoki Umezu (sax, cl), Michiyori Yagi (Soh, electronics), Juya Honda (ds), Akira Ishii (p), Tomohiro Ishii (vn), Hiroshi Yoshino (b), Kazumi Ikenaga (ds) CLUB JAZZ Folding Screen Saturday, September 19 to Sunday, 20th Cast: Koharu Yanagiya (shamisen), Udai Shike (cello), Keigo Iwami (b), Yukiko Nishii (accordion), Toko Kumasakaji (accordion), Ryotaro Miyasaka (perc), Ryuichi Yoshida (b-sax), Daisuke Takaoka (tuba), Ryusaku Ikezawa (perc), Takumi Matsumura (fl)
- Period of Activity / Project
- Wednesday, September 16, 2020 – 20th (Sun)
- Venues
- Chofu City Sengawa Theater (Chofu City, Tokyo)
Profile
【JAZZ ART Executive Committee 】
In April 2019, the main artists and production staff established JAZZ ART SEN GAWA to take over the management of JAZZ ART SEN GAWA which has been held every year since 2008 as a project of Chofu City SEN GAWA Theater. In close cooperation with the residents of the Sengawa area, we aim to continue to contribute to our goal of "fostering a deep community that embraces diverse values." It has been recognized internationally as a festival representing Japanese experimental and improvisational music, and since 2018 it has been exchanging talents with FIMAV, an experimental music festival in Quebec, Canada.




