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Yamato Ensemble
22,383 listeners
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Kohachiro Miyata
4,928 listeners
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鼓童
48,280 listeners
鼓童 (Kodō) is one of the elite taiko drumming groups today. Based in Sado Island, Japan, they have been a major force in the post-World War II revitalization of taiko drumming, both in Japan and abroad. They regularly tour Japan and the United States. Although the main focus of the performance is … read more
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Ensemble Yonin no Kaï
201 listeners
This ensemble of four musicians playing traditional music was created in 1957, when each of its four members was awarded a gold medal in Mo… read moreThis ensemble of four musicians playing traditional music was created in 1957, when each of its four members was awarded a gold medal in Moscow at the international Competition of Traditional Instruments (three of them won awards for pie… read moreThis ensemble of four musicians playing traditional music was created in 1957, when each of its four members was awarded a gold medal in Moscow at the international Competition of Traditional Instruments (three of them won awards for pieces of traditional repertoire up to the 19th century, and al… read more
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Yoshida Brothers
86,913 listeners
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Zumi-Kai Original Instrumental Group
731 listeners
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Takano Ukichi II and Chichibu Group
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Recorded in Saitama Prefecture. From "Music Of Japanese Festivals" volume 8 of 10 in the "Music of Japanese People" Ser… read moreRecorded in Saitama Prefecture. From "Music Of Japanese Festivals" volume 8 of 10 in the "Music of Japanese People" Series. Comes in cardboard slipcase with a fold-over tab which resembles an OBI. Contains extensive l… read moreRecorded in Saitama Prefecture. From "Music Of Japanese Festivals" volume 8 of 10 in the "Music of Japanese People" Series. Comes in cardboard slipcase with a fold-over tab which resembles an OBI. Contains extensive liner notes in English and Japanese. Most tracks recorded liv… read more
