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The 4th Masataro Imado Concert

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual
The executive committee of 'Masataro IMATO's concert'
subsidy category
Creation Grant
Grant Type
single year

FY30 Creation Grant [Single-year grant program] 1st term

Business Overview

It is a concert by Masataro IMADO, a living national treasure and composer of nagauta shamisen. His works' Funato-muko 'and' Shohin Kakyoshu '(Collection of Short Poems),' Edo Ganoko Otoko Dojoji 'composed by several people including Masataro as a revival project of Edo period nagauta for which he was the leader, and' Nue '(Nue) by the next generation of Japanese music artists, which Masataro has high hopes for, were performed. Main performers: Naokichi KINEYA, Shinzo FUJIDA, Hideko KINEYA, Choichiro IMADO (singing), Seikin TOYAMA, Bijiro IMADO, Eihachiro KINEYA (shamisen), Toshiko Yonekawa (koto), and others

Period of Activity / Project
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Venues
Kioi Small Hall (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo)


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Profile

Imato Seitaro
Born in 1935. He studied under Ishiro YOSHIMURA, the 10th, Chojuro IMADO, the 3rd, Ayako IMADO and Shotaro YAMADA. He graduated from the Department of Traditional Japanese Music, Faculty of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts. In 1962, he won the first prize in the composition section of the Tokyo Shimbun Japanese Music Contest with "Kumikyoku by Nohgakubayashi." Since then, in addition to performing, he has been active in composing music, including film music. He has received numerous awards including the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts (2004) and the Japan Art Academy Award (2010). He is the holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property (Nagauta shamisen).