Ma collection de musique traditionnelle japonaise
A l'intention de Luxfan (même s'il a oublié de demander) !
+ deux albums (éditions japonaises) non référencées sur SC (ni sur Discogs) :
- 祝いのしらべ (A Celebration of Celebration)
Tomoko Sunazaki - Fujiwara Dozan - Shoroku Sekine - Ken Minagawa - Yoshimura Ishichi - Kanda ...
6 albums
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Japan: Kabuki & Other Traditional Music (1980)
Sortie : 1980 (France). Stage & Screen, Classical, Folk, World, & Country
Album de Pro Musica Nipponia
Annotation :
Produced by David Lewiston
First Released 1980 (Nonesuch)
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/5536883-Ensemble-Nipponia-Japan-Kabuki-Other-Traditional-Music
Ibuki (1997)
Sortie : 28 janvier 1997 (France). Japanese Music, Latin
Album de Kodō
Annotation :
Produced by Bill Laswell
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/3992552-Kod%C5%8D-Ibuki-%E3%81%84%E3%81%B6%E3%81%8D
From Kyoto to Tokyo (2006)
Sortie : 2006 (France).
Album de Various Artists
Annotation :
« Shakuhachi - Koto - Shamisen. Les trois instruments les plus représentatifs de la culture musicale traditionnelle japonaise sont ici magnifiés par leurs meilleurs interprètes. Ce sont dix siècles de l'histoire musicale du Japon qui sont ainsi illustrés dans ce document exceptionnel. »
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/10745270-Various-From-Kyoto-To-Tokyo-Japan
AGATSUMA Plays Standards (2008)
Sortie : 8 octobre 2008 (France).
Album de Hiromitsu Agatsuma
Annotation :
« Agatsuma began studying the tsugaru shamisen at the age of 6, and earned his first accolade at 15. This was followed in 1995 and 1996, by top honors at the Tsugaru Shamisen National Competition, said to be the country's most prestigious. Despite the high acclaim he received in the hogaku, or traditional Japanese music world, for his accomplishments, Agatsuma did not rest on his laurels. He not only continued to explore the traditional aspects of his instrument, but also avidly experimented in fusing its sounds with diverse musical genres. In September 2001, he made his major label debut on EMI Music Japan with the eponymus "Agatsuma." This album was named "Traditional Japanese Music Album of the Year" at the 16th Japan Gold Disc Awards. The album "O -Enn-" in 2006 marked the second time for the artist to be awarded "Traditional Japanese Music Album of the Year" at the 21st Japan Gold Disc Awards again. Currently he is broadening his field with numerous concerts, sessions and media appearences both in Japan and overseas, while continuing to pursue "the traditions of and innovation in the tsugaru shamisen." On the traditional side, he sometimes is found on "Nama Icchou!" tours where he plays the shamisen alone on stage without any PA system. Media appearances include joint performances with artists from around the worls; he was guest at the Japan performances of Marcus Miller (B) and Herbie Hancock (Pf) and others. In conclusion, the talented Agatsuma is breaking new ground with his fresh approach to the shamisen, an approach that is helping to introduce the instrument to new listeners eveywhere. »
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/10830517-Hiromitsu-Agatsuma-Agatsuma-Plays-Standards
