Add to ORKGBy composing original works for kumi daiko, a Japanese group drumming musical style, I answer questions about authenticity and appropriation as an outsider playing this world music
textTaiko is a highly physical and theatrical form of ensemble drumming that was popularized in 1950...
In old Japan, taiko, literally "big drum", was used as a battlefield instrument to provide...
金沢大学平成26 年度戦略的研究推進プログラム～海外連携支援～ 報告書 国際ワークショップ：文化資源としての民族音楽 Kanazawa University’s Strategic Research ...
In the mid-1950s, Japan’s Daihachi Oguchi revived the taiko piece Suwa Ikaduchi, which had tradition...
The significance of Taiko in Japanese culture is far beyond being a percussion instrument. “Taiko” a...
Although taiko drumming in America has been investigated by various researchers, from many different...
This dissertation is a musical history of wadaiko, a genre that emerged in the mid-1950s featuring J...
Established and active taiko (Japanese drumming) groups in New Zealand have a relatively short histo...
Japanese taiko ensemble drumming, known in Japan as kumi-daiko, is an art form that has only taken s...
This document is a study of the history, instruments, transmission method and performance practices ...
Most scholarship on American taiko, or Japanese ensemble drumming, concerns itself with the original...
TaikOz have for twenty years pioneered taiko and shakuhachi music in Australia to international accl...
Taiko drumming has been a Japanese cultural art form from as early as the fifth century. A taiko bo...
My dissertation examines music, migration, and belonging in Salvador, Brazil through the lens of two...
This thesis is a survey of the development and dissemination of kumi-daiko ensembles in Canada, wit...
textTaiko is a highly physical and theatrical form of ensemble drumming that was popularized in 1950...
In old Japan, taiko, literally "big drum", was used as a battlefield instrument to provide...
金沢大学平成26 年度戦略的研究推進プログラム～海外連携支援～ 報告書 国際ワークショップ：文化資源としての民族音楽 Kanazawa University’s Strategic Research ...
In the mid-1950s, Japan’s Daihachi Oguchi revived the taiko piece Suwa Ikaduchi, which had tradition...
The significance of Taiko in Japanese culture is far beyond being a percussion instrument. “Taiko” a...
Although taiko drumming in America has been investigated by various researchers, from many different...
This dissertation is a musical history of wadaiko, a genre that emerged in the mid-1950s featuring J...
Established and active taiko (Japanese drumming) groups in New Zealand have a relatively short histo...
Japanese taiko ensemble drumming, known in Japan as kumi-daiko, is an art form that has only taken s...
This document is a study of the history, instruments, transmission method and performance practices ...
Most scholarship on American taiko, or Japanese ensemble drumming, concerns itself with the original...
TaikOz have for twenty years pioneered taiko and shakuhachi music in Australia to international accl...
Taiko drumming has been a Japanese cultural art form from as early as the fifth century. A taiko bo...
My dissertation examines music, migration, and belonging in Salvador, Brazil through the lens of two...
This thesis is a survey of the development and dissemination of kumi-daiko ensembles in Canada, wit...
textTaiko is a highly physical and theatrical form of ensemble drumming that was popularized in 1950...
In old Japan, taiko, literally "big drum", was used as a battlefield instrument to provide...
金沢大学平成26 年度戦略的研究推進プログラム～海外連携支援～ 報告書 国際ワークショップ：文化資源としての民族音楽 Kanazawa University’s Strategic Research ...