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Announcement for Japanese Music Recital
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A koto, shamisen and shakuhachi recital will be held on April 12 and 13,
2003. The koto and shamisen will be played, respectively, by Chieko =
Iwazaki
and Mieko Yamamoto. The shakuhachi is played by Masahiro Nishihama. They =
will be
playing Japanese pieces from the classical period to the modern. One of =
the
pieces, composed in the Edo era, features the koto, shamisen and =
shakuhachi. The
shamisen player will also sing. One classical piece is a shakuhachi =
solo. Other
modern pieces will include "Aika (song of endless travel and sad =
feeling)",
"Yukage-no-uta (poem of evening describing a scene in the countryside in
changing light)" and others. Aika is played by a 17 stringed bass koto =
and
shakuhachi. The performance on April 12th starts at 7 pm at the Potomac
Community Center, 11315 Falls Road, Potomac, Maryland (301) 983-4471. =
The
performance on the 13th starts at 3 pm at the Lyceum, 201 S. Washington =
Street,
Alexandria, Virginia (703) 838-4994. Two koto and shamisen players from =
Japan
are coming to Washington area for the recital. Both recitals are free.
For more program information please call (301) 754-3842.
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Aiko Ichimura
aikop@erols.com
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<DIV>Announcement for Japanese Music Recital<BR> <BR>A koto, =
shamisen and=20
shakuhachi recital will be held on April 12 and 13,<BR> 2003. The =
koto and=20
shamisen will be played, respectively, by Chieko Iwazaki<BR>and Mieko =
Yamamoto.=20
The shakuhachi is played by Masahiro Nishihama. They will be<BR>playing =
Japanese=20
pieces from the classical period to the modern. One of =
the<BR>pieces,=20
composed in the Edo era, features the koto, shamisen and shakuhachi.=20
The<BR>shamisen player will also sing. One classical piece is a =
shakuhachi=20
solo. Other<BR>modern pieces will include "Aika (song of endless =
travel=20
and sad feeling)",<BR>"Yukage-no-uta (poem of evening describing a scene =
in the=20
countryside in<BR>changing light)" and others. Aika is played by a 17 =
stringed=20
bass koto and<BR>shakuhachi. The performance on April 12th starts at 7 =
pm at the=20
Potomac<BR>Community Center, 11315 Falls Road, Potomac, Maryland (301)=20
983-4471. The<BR>performance on the 13th starts at 3 pm at the =
Lyceum, 201=20
S. Washington Street,<BR>Alexandria, Virginia (703) 838-4994. Two koto =
and=20
shamisen players from Japan<BR>are coming to Washington area for the =
recital.=20
Both recitals are free.<BR> For more program information please =
call (301)=20
754-3842.<BR> <BR></DIV>
<DIV>Aiko Ichimura<BR><A=20
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