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Takaichi Gafu Koto Recital IX Boarding the Ship

*Information at the time of adoption.

Name of the organization or individual
Masafu Takechi
subsidy category
Creation Grant
Grant Type
single year individual

FY27 Term II Creation Grant [Single-year grant program]

Business Overview

Humans have a special feeling about "boats" that carry people and luggage over waters that humans cannot walk over, such as oceans, rivers, and lakes, and have likened them to vehicles for rare people and souls that travel from one shore to another. With the keywords of "riding a ship" and "communicating," I want to open up a new world of music with the koto, sangen, 17 string and shakuhachi. Kareno by koto solo '(composed by Kenjiro URATA),' Mourning poem by Buson '(composed by Buson YOSA, composed by Yasuko NAKAJIMA),' Shikyoku Ichiban for koto and shakuhachi '(composed by Teizo MATSUMURA),' Tono '(composed by Kunio YANAGIDA, composed by Shinichi YUISE),' Sumida-gawa River '(composed by Masako ASANO, composed by Sajugoo 1000 SUGINUMA), Masafu TAKECHI (koto, sangen, 17 strings, song), Shozan TANABE (shakuhachi)

Period of Activity / Project
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Venues
JT Art Hall Affinis (Minato Ward, Tokyo)

Profile

[Masafu TAKAICHI]
Passed the teacher's examination of Seiha Hogakukai. He passed the NHK Japanese music audition. He graduated from NHK Technical Training Association for Traditional Japanese Music. He won the Excellence Award as a member of the Quartet at the 9th Hase Kengyo Memorial National Japanese Music Competition. He completed the Domestic Training Program for Emerging Artists of the Agency for Cultural Affairs. In addition to performing and recording on stage and teaching activities, he also plans and instructs traditional Japanese music experience projects with grants from the Children's Yume Fund and the Agency for Cultural Affairs.