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The 14 Soho 21 Concert

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Name of the organization or individual
Sokoku 21
subsidy category
Creation Grant
Grant Type
single year

FY28 Creation Grant [Single-year grant program] 1st term

Business Overview

Sokoku 21: Japanese music works created by Dojin — based on traditional Japanese music, but with a variety of ongoing Japanese music that transcends existing frameworks and music — will be performed with first-class performances of the day. Songs: (1) Original composition by Masataka IMATO, lyrics by Yasushi KANEKO, music by Masataka IMATO, Masataro IMATO and Jyouku KINEYA, tone by Kiyoyuki FUJISHA, 'Heimon Ishibashi' (2) Lyrics by Yasushi KANEKO, music by Toru FUKUHARA and Chuichiro MATSUNAGA, 'Semimaru Nidai' (Semimaru Nidai) (3) Poetry by Toson SHIMAZAKI and music by Bijiro IMATO, 'Moonlit Night' (4) Music by Toshiko Yonekawa, 'Tenuu' (Crying in Heaven) (5) Lyrics by Yasushi KANEKO, music by Mitaro KINEYA, tone by Roei FUJISHA, 'Maguma' (Mama Guma) (6) Lyrics by Yasushi KANEKO, music by Choryuro IMATO and Eikichi KIYOMOTO, 'Omote' (Face) Main performers: Soho 21 Dojin

Period of Activity / Project
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Venues
Kioi Small Hall (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo)

Profile

[Creation of Japan 21]
With the aim of creating new Japanese music based on tradition, the group was established in January 1997 with 13 members, after a series of study sessions by people with creative aspirations from various genres of Japanese music since September 1996. In March, he established the Literature Department. After that, study groups and trial performances were held, and the first concert was held in May 2000. Since then, the conference has been held almost once a year, and this is the 13th conference. Since 2010, he has held public lectures on "The Key to Creation" 1~2 times a year, analyzing his works and offering suggestions on how to listen to them.