The 2nd Kiyomoto Shizuko Tayu Kiyomoto Ittayu Kiyomoto Concert
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Kiyomoto Shizukodayu
- subsidy category
- Creation Grant
- Grant Type
- single year individual
FY28 Creation Grant [Single-year grant program] 2nd term
Business Overview
Kiyomoto is often performed as a part of Kabuki dance and Kabuki scenes, but this time, Kiyomoto's performance as a simple Joruri highlights the rich expressive power of narrative-style music as a traditional voice culture representative of Tokyo. "Sono kouta yumemo yoshiwara" is performed in the form of "tatewakare," which is a combination of young tayu and experienced shamisen, with an unprecedented fresh idea. [Performers] Joruri: Kiyomoto Shizuko dayu, Kiyomoto Kiyoei dayu, Kiyomoto Kiyomi dayu, Kiyomoto Ittayu, Kiyomoto Kunie dayu, Kiyomoto Hyodayu Shamisen: Kiyomoto Mijiro, Kiyomoto Kikusuke, Kiyomoto Shijuzo, Kiyomoto Eikichi, Kiyomoto Yujiro, Kiyomoto Misaburo, Kiyomoto Mijuro Koto: Nakagawa Toshihiro
- Period of Activity / Project
- Tuesday, October 25, 2016
- Venues
- Kioi Small Hall (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo)
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Profile
Kiyomoto Shizuko Tayu
Kiyomoto Setsudayu. Both his grandfather Kiyomoto Shijutayu and his father Kiyomoto Eizaburo are Living National Treasures. Graduated from the Department of Japanese Music, Faculty of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts. At present, he is active as a kabuki jikata (regional kabuki actor) and instructs his successor as an instructor at Tokyo University of the Arts.