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| Collection Identifier: | AMAN | |
| Type: | collection | |
| Title: | Amanojaku (Record Label) | |
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| Description: | Taiko is the soul beat of Japan. For every Japanese, taiko means the village shrine festival, the celebration of a good harvest or fishing catch, the primordial rhythm of folk songs. Amanojaku takes that proud legacy and lands it right on the concert stage of modern art. Amanojaku breathes the funk of Tokyo's cityscape, the multi-layered vibrations of the present and faraway sounds like swing and samba ? all integrated with the Japaneseness of taiko. Amanojaku is also about physical and spiritual discipline. Choreography that accentuates the tune's narrative is a key driving force for the unfolding musical tales. | |
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| Europeana Rights: | http://www.europeana.eu/rights/rr-p/ | |
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| Contributor: | Amanojaku | role: Owner Vocabulary: dmAgentRoles:Creator |
| Place: | USA | role: storage Vocabulary: dmPlaceRoles |
| Is Accessed Via: | http://www.theorchard.com | |
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| Audio Samples included: | Yes | |
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| Europeana Source Name: | Amanojaku; Japan | |
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