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Sociedad Asiática: Centro Cultural e Informativo de la Embajada del Japón

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Lunes, 3 de agosto de 2015. Centro Cultural e Informativo de la Embajada del Japón. El Centro Cultural e Informativo de la Embajada del Japón (CCIJ) tiene el agrado de anunciar la llegada de TAIKOPROJECT a la Argentina en su gira “South America Tour 2015. Surrounding Suns”. En esta ocasión, recibiremos a Bryan YAMAMI. Ejecutivo), Masato BABA. Director Artístico) y Courtney DEGUCHI. De TAIKOPROJECT. Se adjunta biografía. Tambores japoneses) de elite dedicado a promover y expandir el arte del taiko. Mukait...

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Performances | Portland Taiko

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Affirm, Inspire, Create. Send us an email to join our list! Families in the Park Concert Series. Thursday, August 25, 2016, 6:00 pm. 13th and May Street. Hood River, Oregon. Free summer festival for the whole family! Portland Taiko will perform as part of the Minoru Yasui Tribute Night. Oregon Symphony Waterfront Concert. Thursday, September 1, 2016, 6:00 pm. Tom McCall Waterfront Park at SW Naito Pkwy and Columbia St. Enjoy beautiful music by the river! Sound in Motion: TaikoProject and Portland Taiko.

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Taiko Reverberations: Kimyōna Progress

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Sharing my love of Taiko. Sunday, April 29, 2012. It was a long process, but I've finally gotten some heads stitched for the. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a member of a community Taiko group in California. I created this blog to share my experiences, my findings, and my love of Taiko, as so many others have shared with me. San Francisco Taiko Dojo. Isaku Kageyama Offical Site. North American Taiko Conference.

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TAIKOPROJECT: The Taiko Blog: Rhythmic Relations 2011!!!

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Thursday, September 15, 2011. Greetings to all of the TAIKOPROJECT blog followers! We are having quite the busy summer, full of performances, tours and a lot of travelling. But lets rewind things back to the end of June for a recap of our Rhythmic Relations 2011 show at the JACCC Plaza. Stage setup at the JACCC Plaza. The first act featured Bombu Taiko, Kitsune Taiko, Loma Pacific Taiko and the Chibi’s, all of the groups that we help teach throughout the year. You guys did an amazing job! For many months...

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Taiko Reverberations: Practice Pads

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Sharing my love of Taiko. Saturday, July 28, 2012. I live on a 23 square mile island. A better way to think about it is that it's approximately five miles on a side. (it's not square, but this is for purposes of conversation) The point being that when I or the group I belong to practice taiko. Most of the island can hear it. Unfortunately, not all of my neighbors love taiko. As much as I do. So I needed a quieter way to practice. The solution? This is what I did:. I sanded the corners and edges to round ...

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Taiko Reverberations: October 2011

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Sharing my love of Taiko. Saturday, October 29, 2011. When the glue had dried on the body for the katsugi. After all the wedges were in place and the glue was dry I once again did my 'squish test' to see how rigid the body felt and there was significantly less flex. I don't know if it's going to be enough bracing or not, but I'm trying to keep the drums light so I'm hesitant to add more. I'll run with it and see how it goes. Thursday, October 27, 2011. Gluing the katsugi oke daiko. Moving On . . . I gues...

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TAIKOPROJECT: The Taiko Blog: Ending 2011 and Starting 2012 with TAIKOPROJECT!

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Friday, January 6, 2012. Ending 2011 and Starting 2012 with TAIKOPROJECT! Normally during my winter break from work, I am bustling at the mall doing last minute shopping, catching up with friends and family and resting after a long year. BUT NOT WINTER 2011-2012! It has been a holiday season filled with 3 major TAIKOPROJECT performances of all different types. He is truly an artist committed to his fans and his work.and who can complain about a trip to Vegas! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Riverside...

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TAIKOPROJECT: The Taiko Blog: Lancer Cup

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Wednesday, April 24, 2013. We played two sets before the kick off, sandwiched in between a performance by a South African drumming group. The whole evening was filled with great energy and it always feels great playing outdoors in gorgeous weather for enthusiastic audiences. After out sets, we also took some time to enjoy the food trucks and watch the soccer matches ensue. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to our blog! Come read what we've been up to! TAIKOPROJECT on the internet.

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TAIKOPROJECT: The Taiko Blog: August 2011

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Wednesday, August 31, 2011. Wow, I can't believe Summer is almost over! Here are some pictures from Higashi Obon! Https:/ picasaweb.google.com/114821564668148213567/HigashiObonFestival03. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. The performance went well! Adventures in Coeur d'Alene. The first stop on our glorious tour through the American Pacific Northwest was beautiful and green Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. This is where I had the rare chance to really get to know some wonderful ladies during the black of night in...As I ex...

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Taiko Reverberations: November 2011

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Sharing my love of Taiko. Monday, November 28, 2011. Despite the fact that the drum head height of the shime. Higher. Since I love to experiment, a new design was in order. This stand places the top head of the shime. Four inches higher than the previous design. The construction was largely the same. I doweled and glued all the joins. The head of the triangle is held together with hinges so the stand will fold flat for storage and transport. And for a change of pace I painted it black. In addition to SF ...