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Tokyo Gen'On Project#15 Musician's Selection 5: Sumihisa Arima2

  • Organization : Tokyo Gen’On Project
  • Section : Artistic and creative activity in Tokyo
  • Type of Grant Program : Single
  • Art Forms : Music

Outline

Sumihisa Arima returns for a concert in the Musician’s Selection series featuring programming by project members.
As a leading figure in electronics in Japanese contemporary music, this was Arima’s attempt to trace the history of Japanese electronic music specializing in live offerings.
Arima has also published a booklet co-edited with Koji Kawasaki, a leading expert in Japanese electronic music, as a complement to musical pieces he was unable to cover in the concert. Furthermore, this event was a valuable opportunity to establish the position of the electronic music field in music history with a complex approach that included a talk event centering around Arima and Kawasaki, and featuring Mamoru Fujieda as a guest.

Concert program
Toshi Ichiyanagi: Appearance for 3 instruments, 2 oscillators, 2 ring modulators (1967)
Somei Satoh: Litania for piano and delay (1973)
Yori-Aki Matsudaira: Cores for piano and computer (1997)
Shintaro Imai: Fluid Grains for marimba and electronics (2008)
Takeo Hoshiya: Grassland for tuba and electronics (2018, revised 2021)
Takumi Ikeda: Hypersanity for alto saxophone and electronics (2018 WP)
Tomomi Adachi: Ancient Chinese Experimental Music – from Yue Jing – No.7 “Cuneiform” + No.8 “Euclid” (2021, commissioned, world premiere)

Profile

Tokyo Gen’On Project
Formed in 2012 by top musicians of comtemporary music, Tokyo Gen’On Project proposes a new viewpoint as players through their unique programs focusing on Japan/world premiere, and workshops for young musicians / composers / staff members. Its 2013 production “Tokyo Gen’On Project #01” won the 13th Keizo Saji Prize by the Suntory Foundation for Arts.
Current members are; Arima Sumihisa (electronics), Oishi Masanori (saxophone), Kanda Yoshiko (percussion), Kuroda Aki (piano) and Hashimoto Shinya (tuba).

Contact

Ayako Fukunaga
Manager
Tokyo Gen’On Project (naya collective Ltd.)
+81-(0)50-5532-5022(15:00-19:00)
nayac@mc.point.ne.jp

Venues

Suginami Kokaido Small Hall, Suginami City, Tokyo