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terça-feira, 6 de abril de 2010

hiroshi watanabe vs murcof

- maiz -
(murcof)

suo sarumawashi

sarumawashi, literally "monkey dancing" evolved over a

1000-year history in japan. ancient japanese chronicles

refer to it as a form of religious ritual designed to

protect the horses of warriors. it later developed into

a popular form of festival entertainment, and was

performed all over japan from temples to imperial courts.

today, sarumawashi is ranked alongside noh and kabuki as

one of the oldest and most traditional of japan's

performing arts. it features acrobatic stunts and comedic

skits performed by highly trained macaque monkeys.

- big - (hiroshi watanabe)

- choromatsu - (hiroshi watanabe)

- aikichi - (hiroshi watanabe)

- aikichi with bamboo sieve - (hiroshi watanabe)

- big in bucket - (hiroshi watanabe)

- choromatsu 2 - (hiroshi watanabe)

- aikichi 2 - (hiroshi watanabe)

- genki - (hiroshi watanabe)

- kanpei - (hiroshi watanabe)

- genki with monchhichi - (hiroshi watanabe)

- kanpei counting fingers - (hiroshi watanabe)

- kojiro - (hiroshi watanabe)

- kojiro 2 - (hiroshi watanabe)

- kosuke - (hiroshi watanabe)

- kojiro & kurimatsu - (hiroshi watanabe)

- yuji playing koto - (hiroshi watanabe)

- fukunosuke's hands - (hiroshi watanabe)

quinta-feira, 25 de junho de 2009

hiroshi watanabe vs kronos quartet with david barron

- kronos quartet with david barron -
(leaving carmel, californi-el)

ideology in paradise

(li min gyong, pyongyang schoolchildren's palace, north korea)

(entrance, pyongyang schoolchildren's palace, north korea)

(students and their teacher, mangyongdae, north korea)

(boom box & waitress, ansanggakdo restaurant, north korea)

(painter, moranbong park, north korea)

(billboard for kim il sung’s birthday celebration, north korea)

(mangyongbong 92, wonsan, north korea)

(japanese movie set, korean film studio, north korea)

(arirang, may day stadium, north korea)

(juche tower park, pyongyang, north korea)

(soldiers, demilitarized zone, north korea)

(ferris wheel, mangyondae fun fair, north korea)

(jangdok jetty, wonsan, north korea)

(tongmyong hotel, wonsan, north korea)

(songdowon international children’s camp, north korea)

(reception desk, tongmyong hotel, wonsan, north korea)

(nursery, jonsun co-operative farm, north korea)

(barbershop, jonsun co-operative farm, north korea)

(movie billboard , jonsun co-operative farm, north korea)

(sungri street, pyongyang, north korea)

(music band, pyongyang school, north korea)

(singers, mangyondae schoolchildren’s palace, north korea)

(pyongyang central zoo, north korea)

(pond, pyongyang central zoo, north korea)

(boy soldier, army day, pyongyang, north korea)

(cherry blossoms, west sea of korea, north korea)

(juche tower at night, north korea)

(subway station, pyongyang, north korea)

(international train, north korea)

- hiroshi watanabe -
(ideology in paradise)

domingo, 29 de março de 2009

steve reich vs hiroshi watanabe

stephen michael reich (b. 1936, nova iorque)
compositor americano pioneiro do estilo minimalista na música.
as suas inovações incluem a utilização de "tape loops" de modo
a criar padrões de fase e a utilização de sons quotidianos nas
suas peças.

hiroshi watanabe (b. 1951, sapporo, japão)
formou-se no college of art, na universidade de nihon em 1975.
mais tarde, muda-se para los angeles, onde actualmente reside.

- steve reich -
(nagoya marimbas)

faces : ena bunraku

the first existing document on ena bunraku was written in 1682, when a play was performed in the village of kaware in ena county of gifu prefecture in japan. the small village is at the foot of ena mountain outside of nakatsugawa. at that time bunraku was becoming a thriving art form in japan, especially in osaka 200 miles away. according to that document, a traveling bunraku company from awaji Island visited the village and performed a play for the villagers. after the play, a rich farmer in the audience convinced the villagers to build a small theater and dedicate bunraku plays to the village shrine. that marked the beginning of ena bunraku. bunraku, a traditional japanese stage art performed with puppets, was created during the edo period. the puppets are about one meter tall and are usually manipulated by three puppeteers who make the puppets appear alive. the puppet’s faces vividly display emotions while the puppeteers are visible on stage dressed in black outfits. bunraku plays are also accompanied by traditional musical instruments known as shamisen together with a singer-narrator who tells the story with deeply felt emotions. rooted in the community, localized traditional arts such as ena bunraku were handed down from generation to generation, developing a select group of enthusiasts composed of both the performers and audiences who loved the art form.