¡100 Nen no Toki wo Yomigaeru Maboroshi no Neiro - Nagatani Yukiteru Kengyo Yukari no Shamisen
¡Traditional Japanese Music (Akiko Fujimoto, et al.)
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[Machine Translation] In 2020, the 100th anniversary of the death of Hase Kenkyu, the founder of the Kyushu-style jika art form and a significant figure in the history of jika, Hase Kenkyu's beloved shamisen was discovered and restored two years ago. The shamisen, which was a favorite of Hase Kenkaku, was found and restored two years ago. Live recording of the concert held on November 23, 2020 at Taishoji Temple, the Hosokawa family's Tachida villa in Kumamoto City! The performance was given by Akiko Fujimoto, who inherited the Kyushu-style jiuta. The performance was carefully selected for the 100th anniversary of the Hase school inspection school, and features pieces that are deeply related to the school! Akiko Fujimoto won the Grand Prize in the Record Division of the 75th Bunka-Cho Arts Festival (VZCG-828) and the Grand Prize in the Music Division in 2020 for "Yukiboku"! She is one of the most popular hogaku performers in Japan today. Performers: Akiko Fujimoto (song, sangen), Terumi Obaseki (song, sangen), Shozan Tanabe (shakuhachi) / All lyrics, commentary and English commentary included / Writer (commentary): Mihoko Nogawa (hogaku scholar, lecturer at Tokyo University of the Arts) / Translation: Rotoshi Uechi
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