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Nagata Shachu Repertoire
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| Miyake Levico, Italy August 7, 2005 |
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| Song Title: | Miyake |
| Date Composed: | Traditional, adapted for the stage by Kodo |
| Composer: | Unknown |
| Arrangement: | Kiyoshi Nagata |
| Premiere Performance: | Unknown |
| This drumming style, where the players swing back and forth in an elongated and strenuous stance, originates from Miyake-jima, one of the seven islands of Izu. Formally called "Miyake-jima Kamitsuki Mikoshi Daiko", this piece became popularized by the group Kodo and has become standard repertoire for many taiko groups. The style of Miyaki Taiko has developed as music for Gozu Tenno Sai - a traditional festival held in July on Miyake-jima since 1820. In this festival, they keep playing Miyake Taiko from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm to lead their 'mikoshi' portable shrines going around the town. | |
