The clamor concert will start!

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Name of the organization or individual

EXPRESSION CLUB GAYAYA

subsidy category

Social support through arts and culture

Grant Type

single year

FY 2017 Social Support through Arts and Culture, Phase 2

"The clamor concert will start!" Workshop (2018) Photo by Nakamura Hiroyuki

"The clamor concert will start!" Performance (2018) Photo by Saori Ota

"The clamor concert will start!" Performance (2018) Photo by Saori Ota

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Business Overview

A total of seven workshops were held. Through a series of exchanges involving riddles, improvisations, songs, folk dances, and skits, choreographer Tamami Yamada composed and presented a 50 minute performance based on the relationships of trust and various motifs that were fostered there. [Performers] In addition to the workshop participants, Toko Kumasakaji (accordion), Junko Satou (song), Keiko Masaki (Marimba, Percussion) [headwear production] Satoshi Hatano [sound] Tetsuro Koshikawa [stage director] Zonko Igarashi [music composition and director] Masami Noda [composition and direction] Tamami Yamada

implementation period

Sunday, April 15, 2018, Saturday, May 12, Sunday, June 3, Sunday, June 24, Saturday, July 7, Sunday, July 29, Sunday, August 19, September 17 (Mondays and holidays)

Place of implementation

Hikarigaoka Citizens' Center (Nerima Ward, Tokyo), Kirakudo Hall (Nerima Ward, Tokyo)

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Profile

[Expression Club Gayayaya]
Established in 2003. Mainly the mentally handicapped in Nerima Ward, people who love music and dance gather and hold workshops every month to keep up exchanges. Once a year, they hold a "Gayayaya Live" and present songs and dances born out of play. In addition, workshops for children such as "Play with Rhythm and Body" and "Sing and Dance with Music" "Singing and clamoring, dancing and clamoring" are held with guest musicians and dancers to create opportunities to enjoy together with local people.