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Iyomante Upopo (Ainu music)

Posted in Hören&Hörspiel, Journal, Kultur, Medien, MUSIK, Wissen, tagged Iyomante Upopo (Ainu music), MUSIK, trad. jap. Musik, Wikipedia on 1. Dezember 2021| 9 Comments »

Ainu music is the musical tradition of the Ainu people of northern Japan. The oral Ainu culture includes various genres, of which upopo, lighthearted ballads on daily affairs and rituals often accompanied by traditional Ainu instruments, and yukar, a form of rhythmic epic poetry often supported by light percussion, are most prominently covered in writings on this oral Ainu culture. Wikipedia

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Traditional Japanese Folk and Work Songs

Posted in Blütensthaub, Geschichte, Hören&Hörspiel, Journal, Kultur, Medien, MUSIK, Persona, Wissen, tagged Japan, MUSIK, trad. jap. Musik, Traditional Japanese Folk and Work Songs on 12. Juli 2021|

14 traditional folk and work songs from Japan. Selections taken from Ryutaro Hattori’s collection (recordings made in the 1950s and early 1960s), and from the album (compilation) „Japanese Work Songs“, released in 1991 (King Records). Artists‘ names are not specified.

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Watazumi Doso Roshi ● 淘薩慈 (Yuri-sashi): Shakuhachi ▪ Hotchiku of Watazumi Humon/Itchō Humon

Posted in Blütensthaub, Hören&Hörspiel, Kultur, Medien, Persona, tagged Hotchiku of Watazumi Humon/Itchō Humon, MUSIK, Shakuhachi, trad. jap. Musik, Watazumi Doso Roshi on 7. März 2021|

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Hokkaido Spirits From Ainu: Ainu Music & Sound – BEKANBE UK

Posted in Blütensthaub, Journal, Kultur, Medien, tagged Ainu music, Hokkaido, Ms. Umeko Ando, MUSIK, trad. jap. Musik on 11. Februar 2021| 1 Comment »

The natural sounds produced in Hokkaido are rich, warm, and delicate, but they can evoke power and strength when combined. This new library contains the beautiful music and voices of Ms. Umeko Ando, an acclaimed Mukkuri (Jews harp) player among Ainu musicians. It consists of her slow and meditative Upopo (songs), plus the evocative sounds of the Ainu traditional stringed instrument Tonkori.