Transmission and performance of taiko in Edo Bayashi, Hachijo, and modern kumi-daiko styles

Transmission and performance of taiko in Edo Bayashi, Hachijo, and modern kumi-daiko styles

This document is a study of the history, instruments, transmission method and performance practices of three types of Japanese taiko drumming. Included are transcriptions of representative pieces, several of which have never been written down in Western notation, as taiko is generally an orally tran...

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Other Authors: Bailey, Walter B.
Format: Others
Language:English
Published: 2011
Subjects:
Music
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1911/61883
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Transmission and performance of taiko in Edo Bayashi, Hachijo, and modern kumi-daiko styles
description This document is a study of the history, instruments, transmission method and performance practices of three types of Japanese taiko drumming. Included are transcriptions of representative pieces, several of which have never been written down in Western notation, as taiko is generally an orally transmitted musical form. Field research was done throughout the summers of 2007 and 2008 with renowned taiko artist Kenny Endo at the Taiko Center of the Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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title_short Transmission and performance of taiko in Edo Bayashi, Hachijo, and modern kumi-daiko styles
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