Toru's Flute: The Ninth Toru Fukuhara Concert-
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Toru Fukuhara
- subsidy category
- Creation Grant
- Grant Type
- single year individual
FY29 Creation Grant [Single-year grant program] 2nd term
Business Overview
Through the activities planned, composed, composed, and performed by the flute players themselves, the concert aims to develop new possibilities of the Japanese flute, further develop traditional music, and create new music by "solo performance" which is not often seen in traditional performance forms, and "concert" with players who are not bound by established genres. Program 1, Nagauta from 'Ataka no Matsu' 2, solo 06 composed by Toru FUKUHARA (first performance) 3, Bamboo Dance/Shiroi Tsuki (white moon) Hyakunosuke FUKUHARA, the sixth (Saakemon HOROZAN, the fourth), composed by Toru FUKUHARA 4, Hamlet - written by Shakespeare and translated by Shoyo TSUBOUCHI - composed by Toru FUKUHARA (revised first performance) Performers: Toru FUKUHARA (fuekata for traditional Japanese music), Osamu KOBAYAKAWA, Yasuteru KOBAYAKAWA (shite-kata Kanze-ryu Nohgakushi), Ryochu TSU (ichubushi joruri-kata), Hyakunosuke FUKUHARA (traditional Japanese music) Main staff production: Shigeru KUROKOCHI, stage director: Masatsugu KIYONO
- Period of Activity / Project
- Thursday, November 30, 2017
- Venues
- Kioi Small Hall (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo)
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Profile
Toru FUKUHARA
He became a disciple of the fourth generation master, Zaemon HOYAMA, and after graduating from the Department of Japanese Music of the Tokyo University of the Arts, he continued to perform classical music as a fue player in concerts of Nagauta and Sokyoku, stages of Nihon Buyo and Kabuki, broadcasts, and overseas performances, and at the same time composed mainly fue music. In 2001, he won the Arts Festival Grand Prize of the Agency for Cultural Affairs with his first concert "Toru no bue" and since then he has given 9 recitals, and since 2002 he has given 6 consecutive concerts of new works every other month. He has been a lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts, Seisen University, Ritsumeikan University, etc., and a lecturer at NHK Culture Center.