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Nagata Shachu Repertoire
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| Kigi
no Kaikwa Harbourfront Centre November 13, 2003 |
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| Song Title: | Kigi no Kaiwa |
| Date Composed: | 2004 |
| Composer: | Paolo Pietropaolo |
| Arrangement: | Paolo Pietropaolo |
| Premiere Performance: | November 14, 2003 - Brigantine Room Harbourfront Centre |
| Kigi no Kaiwa
is a playful musical conversation featuring the most basic part of
the taiko ensemble - the miya taiko; drums made out of a single tree
trunk. Each tree (or taiko) has a different personality in this conversation,
which is carried out over a series of shifts in groove and feel. The
trees persuasively try to win over their interlocutors, but eventually
arrive at a happy consensus.
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