Thursday, November 8, 2018
50th Anniversary Concert: Wagakki Renaissance
一噌幸弘 能管 写真©回里純子 板倉康明 クラリネット 一柳慧 作曲 写真©岡部好 ルツィエ・ヴィッコバ 篳篥 写真©ニナ・パチェロバ 大谷康子 ヴァイオリン 写真©尾形正茂 小濱明人 尺八 金子純恵 作曲、うた 苅田雅治 チェロ 写真©Souteyrat 菅野由弘 作曲 写真©木之下晃 黒田鈴尊 尺八 写真©ヒダキトモコ 下野戸亜弓 作曲、うた 首藤久美子 琵琶 ザック・セリグマン 笙 棚橋俊幸 アコースティック・ベース 写真©リュウヤ・アマノ デヴォン・ティップ 篳篥 寺井結子 箏 写真©ヒダキトモコ 寺井結子 箏 写真©ヒダキトモコ 中島裕康 箏 写真©ヒダキトモコ 中村梅彌 舞い人 ジョン海山ネプチューン 尺八 花柳達真 舞い人 林周雅 ヴァイオリン 平田紀子 三絃 深海さとみ 箏 写真©ヒダキトモコ 本條秀慈郎 三味線 本條秀太郎 三味線 三浦寛也 作曲 宮田まゆみ 笙 写真©ジョージ・ヒロセ リッシュ・リンズィー 龍笛 写真©ジョージ・ヒロセ コール・ワグナー 龍笛 田中隆文©富山淳 MC チケットお取り扱い 【一般発売日】2018年9月29日(土) ・チケットぴあ 0570-02-9999（自動音声対応 / Pコード：130-913） ・ローソンチケット 0570-000-407（オペレーター 10:00～20:00 / Lコード不要） 0570-084-003（自動音声対応 / Lコード：31372） ・イープラス http://eplus.jp Celebratory Tokyo Concert Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of…
Find out more »Saturday, March 31, 2018
EMAJIN Initiative 13th Annual Concert of Japanese Heritage Musical Instruments
Celebrating the 50th Year of the IMJS: Japanese Cultural Heritage Initiatives The concert is free and open to the public, but please register online here Donations of any amount are greatly appreciated and can be made with a credit card online here. PROGRAM Part I Gagaku: Sacred Soundscapes Reborn Hyōjō no netori (Prelude Mode Centering on the note of E) Etenraku (Music of the Divine Heavens) Banshikichō no netori (Prelude Mode Centering on the note of B) Kashin/ (This Auspicious Day) Seigaiha (Blue Sea Waves) Part II Contemporary Works for Japanese Heritage Instruments Tadahisa Nakamura, Correspondences (2017) for bass clarinet, 17-string (bass) koto (U.S. Premiere) Winner of the 9th…
Find out more »Wednesday, April 26, 2017
EMAJIN Initiative Spring 2017 Semester-End Concert
No reservations required. We will be celebrating the Institute's 50th anniversary throughout 2018.
Find out more »Wednesday, December 7, 2016
EMAJIN Initiaitve Fall 2016 Semester-End Concert
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Find out more »Wednesday, October 5, 2016
EMAJIN Initiative Special Concert on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the death of Michio Miyagi
Celebrating the Genius of Michio Miyagi (1894-1956) Free and open to the public, but registration is recommended. View program (PDF) Read the remarks by Prof. Barbara Ruch Sponsored by Toshiba International Foundation, Ajinomoto North America Inc., and the Japan Foundation, New York. Assistance provided by Michio Miyagi Memorial Hall.
Find out more »Wednesday, April 27, 2016
EMAJIN Initiative Spring 2016 Semester-End Concert
No reservations required. You can just pop in and out.
Find out more »Saturday, March 26, 2016
EMAJIN Initiative 11th Season of Glories of the Japanese Music Heritage
ANCIENT SOUNDSCAPE REBORN: Poetry & Paintings in Concert Part I: Classical Repertoire Hyōjō no netori & Etenraku Kashin Hyōjō no chōshi & Goshōraku no jo, Goshōraku no kyū Part II: Contemporary Works Yuka Takechi, Waxwing (2003) for sangen & shō Hiroya Miura, Gossamer Lattice (2007) for shō, hichiriki & ryūteki Fuyuhiko Sasaki, Bridge to the Heavens (2015) for harp, kugo, viola & shō Featuring Mayumi Miyata (shō), Hitomi Nakamura (hichiriki), Takeshi Sasamoto (ryūteki), Hidejiro Honjo (sangen), Fuyuhiko Sasaki (harp & kugo), Benjamin Preneta (viola), Columbia Gagaku Instrumental Ensemble.
Find out more »Wednesday, December 2, 2015
EMAJIN Initiative Fall 2015 Semester-End Concert
No reservations required. You can just pop in and out.
Find out more »Wednesday, April 29, 2015
EMAJIN Initiative Spring 2015 Semester-End Concert
No reservations required. You can just pop in and out.
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In May 2007, Columbia University’s Gagaku-Hōgaku Classical Japanese Music Curriculum and Performance Program announced its first Mentor/Protégé Gagaku Summer Initiative, a six-week program in Tokyo where Columbia’s most promising gagaku students receive private instruction from gagaku masters.
In conjunction with the Gagaku-Hōgaku Classical Japanese Music Curriculum and Performance Program at Columbia University, launched in September 2006, the Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies presents several public gagaku concerts and instrumental workshops to introduce the ancient music of Japan to a greater audience at Columbia University and in New York.
