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With Vytautas
Germanavicius before the performance of his piece
Tsuru no Mai
at the Is Arti Festival, Kaunas, Lithuania

Photo: Agnes Braziunaite

   

From April 2008 I will begin my PhD hibernation and not be that active as a performer. The concerts on this page may therefore mostly be past events. I am hoping to be able to hand my thesis in by the end of 2008. And then I will begin performing again!

 
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2005    

20 June 2008
Solo concert: Midsummer at the Hepworth Sculpture Garden, Tate St Ives. 19:00-21:00
St Ives, Cornwall, England.

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Chieko Mori and myself at
the Is Arti New Music
Festival, Kaunas, Lithuania

   

I will be playing honkyoku in this beautiful garden surrounded by Barbara Hepworth's sculptures and palm trees/succulent plants. Hopefully the weather stays dry.
For more info:
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden:
www.tate.org.uk/stives/hepworth
About the performance:
www.tate.org.uk/stives/eventseducation/musicperform
             

 
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Shakuhachi Summer School
SOAS, University of London
21-22 June 2008

     


Poetry reading and music in The Rosslyn Unitarian Church, London with Deborah O'Brian, Rosalind Beeton and Eugenie Lee. Nov. 2006.


   

Short Summer School with Michael Coxall and Kiku DaySaturday to Sunday, 21st to 22nd June 2008, London, UK

This year’s shakuhachi (Japanese bamboo flute) summer school at SOAS, University of London, will focus on the playing sankyoku (traditional ensemble music) and honkyoku (traditional solo repertoire of the Zen Buddhist monks, komusô).

Michael Soumei Coxall is an experienced player and teacher of sankyoku and has a shihan license (saster license) from the Chikumeisha school of kinko style playing. The focus will be learning the technical difficulties of the pieces as well as learning how to integrate the shakuhachi in the trio with koto (13-string zither) and shamisen (long-necked lute). There will be opportunities to play in the ensemble.

Kiku Day will teach honkyoku from Okuda Atsuya’s Zensabô style, focusing on the traditional techniques as well as the aesthetics of this unique musical genre, which used to be used as a tool for meditation. Thoughts on how to use honkyoku as a personal spiritual practice will be discussed as well.

There will be classes for intermediate and advanced players as well as ensemble playing for the sankyoku class and individual instruction.

Please download the application form from the
SOAS website

 
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With Kanoko Nish at 21 Grand, Oakland, California 2005
   

 

     


With Wu Fei at the Stone,
New York 2005

   

 

 
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with Tengu-daiko at Rhodrodendrum Park, Botanika, Bremen, Germany

   

 

     

With Carla Kihlstedt and Wu Fei at the Stone, New York

   


 
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