2004/04/14 水曜日水曜日
Toshihiro Makihara LIVE!牧原利弘 LIVE!
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出演：牧原利弘 ( percussion )、Kelly Churko ( guitar )、高岡大祐 ( tuba )、松本健一 ( sax )
ＴＯＳＨＩ ＭＡＫＩＨＡＲＡという名前でアメリカやヨーロッパで活躍している、フィラデルフィア在住のパーカッショニスト牧原利弘は、スチール製の片面のスネアドラムとシンバル一つという、極限まで単純化したセットを用い、手、指、ブラシ、スティック、マレットなどで叩きながら、肘、足などを使って音をコントロールしていく独特の奏法で、即興演奏を行っている。
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Toshihiro Makihara ( percussion ) , Kelly Churko ( guitar ), Takaoka ( tuba ) , Keiichi Matsumoto ( sax)
Last date of Makihara Toshihiro's Japan Tour!
Toshi Makihara is one of the major voices in Philadelphia's New Music and Experimental Free Improvisation scene today. He studied percussion with Sabu Toyozumi, a prominent percussionist and improviser in Tokyo, and has worked with various new music ensembles as well as with numerous dance and theater companies in the United States, Japan and Europe including Arden Theater Company, Diversions Dance Company (Wales), Pennsylvania Ballet, ZeroMoving Dance Company and Leah Stein Dance Company. In the realm of experimental free improvised music, he has worked with musicians including Steve Beresford, Peter Brotzmann, John Butcher, Nels Cline, Eugene Chadbourne, Tom Cora, Amy Denio, Thurston Moore, William Parker, Jon Rose, Wally Shoup, LaDonna Smith, Andrew Voigt, Davey Williams and John Zorn. He has also collaborated with poets, visual artists, filmmakers and performance artists widely.
Makihara's original improvisational style combines his masterful percussion technique with vaudeville humor, and a zen-influenced use of silence as well as gesture. He has also used a dazzling range of discovered sound media ranging from bicycle wheels to coiled slinkies in unexpectedly unique ways. Since the fall of 2000, Makihara has been using a very small percussion set consisting of just one drum and one small cymbal as his regular performance kit. This minimum setting allows him to capture the essence of free improvisation more clearly and dynamically.
Makihara's recordings include Grammy nominated "Another Shining Path" (1998 Drimala Records) in trio with Gary Hassay (alto saxophone) and William Parker (bass), and "Hurricane Floyd" (Spring 2000, Sublingual Records) in trio with Thurston Moore (guitar) and Wally Shoup (alto sax).
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Last date of Makihara Toshihiro's Japan Tour!
Toshi Makihara is one of the major voices in Philadelphia's New Music and Experimental Free Improvisation scene today. He studied percussion with Sabu Toyozumi, a prominent percussionist and improviser in Tokyo, and has worked with various new music ensembles as well as with numerous dance and theater companies in the United States, Japan and Europe including Arden Theater Company, Diversions Dance Company (Wales), Pennsylvania Ballet, ZeroMoving Dance Company and Leah Stein Dance Company. In the realm of experimental free improvised music, he has worked with musicians including Steve Beresford, Peter Brotzmann, John Butcher, Nels Cline, Eugene Chadbourne, Tom Cora, Amy Denio, Thurston Moore, William Parker, Jon Rose, Wally Shoup, LaDonna Smith, Andrew Voigt, Davey Williams and John Zorn. He has also collaborated with poets, visual artists, filmmakers and performance artists widely.
Makihara's original improvisational style combines his masterful percussion technique with vaudeville humor, and a zen-influenced use of silence as well as gesture. He has also used a dazzling range of discovered sound media ranging from bicycle wheels to coiled slinkies in unexpectedly unique ways. Since the fall of 2000, Makihara has been using a very small percussion set consisting of just one drum and one small cymbal as his regular performance kit. This minimum setting allows him to capture the essence of free improvisation more clearly and dynamically.
Makihara's recordings include Grammy nominated "Another Shining Path" (1998 Drimala Records) in trio with Gary Hassay (alto saxophone) and William Parker (bass), and "Hurricane Floyd" (Spring 2000, Sublingual Records) in trio with Thurston Moore (guitar) and Wally Shoup (alto sax).
From
Toshihiro Makihara's HomePage
Reservations & Questions:
email to >> matsumoto kenichi
JAPAN Tour TOTAL INFO:
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