get cash back when you buy our cds or shakuhachi on ebay going through ebates Taiko beginners workshops at the music buiding.
email taikoza@gmail .com for location and space
you can purchase tickets here
Program for Schools participating to the CAP program
May 16th and 15th
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release:
Taikoza, the masterful Japanese Taiko Drummers are back for two amazing evenings of mind-blowing drumming. Taikoza hits the stage with a high-energy performance of traditional and original Japanese tunes featuring bamboo flutes and an amazing array of ancestral Taiko drums. The show will also feature some very colorful traditional dance.
When: Friday, May 4th and Saturday May 5th, 2012 at 8 PM
Where: Manhattan Movement and Arts Center, 248 West 60th Street, NYC.
Tickets: $36.00 (member/senior/student $25) for Tickets go to taikoza.com
Or call 212-352-3101
Train: 59th Street on A, B, C, D and 1 trains.
Experience the exciting rhythms of the ancestral Taiko and the magical sounds of the bamboo flutes. Taikoza uses the powerful rhythms of the Taiko drums to create an electrifying energy that carries audiences in a new dimension of excitement. Drawing from Japan's rich tradition of music and performance, Taikoza has created a new sound using a variety of traditional instruments. Taikoza has performed in Europe, Asia and has extensively toured North America. They have appeared on ESPN, Sumo tournament at Madison Square Garden and recorded for the Nintendo wii game: Red Steel 1 and 2.
Quotes from the Media:
“Something strange and wonderful is coming your way. There was thunder and there was lighting and there was the sea crashing against a cliff, and volcanoes. For a few utterly transporting minutes, there was expressed in the metaphors of merciless rhythms and fluttering melodies, anything a listener had experienced, would experience and could imagine experiencing.”
ERIC HUBLER, WASHINGTON POST
“ In its choreography and its vigor taiko becomes almost a martial art, one in which violence has been sublimated into disciplined exultation a blend of high-decibel virtuosity and sinful shakuhachi solos. Precision and energy are paramount here and the product, for me, was medicinal. It is a combination narcotic, stimulant and vitamin pill.”
Bernard Holland, NY Times
This performance is made possible in part by funds from East Winds, Inc. and in part with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and in part by public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities/NY Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
CONTACT MARCO LIENHARD
646-418-8808 or shaku8@aol.com, www.taikoza.com
For Taikoza Publicity photos download here:
http://gallery.me.com/shaku8/100180
http://homepage.mac.com/shaku8
one show ?
PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release:
Taikoza, the masterful Japanese Taiko Drummers are back for two amazing evenings of mind-blowing drumming. Taikoza hits the stage with a high-energy performance of traditional and original Japanese tunes featuring bamboo flutes and an amazing array of ancestral Taiko drums. The show will also feature some very colorful traditional dance.
When: Friday, May 4th and Saturday May 5th, 2012 at 8 PM
Where: Manhattan Movement and Arts Center, 248 West 60th Street, NYC.
Tickets: $36.00 (member/senior/student $25) for Tickets go to taikoza.com
Or call 212-352-3101
Train: 59th Street on A, B, C, D and 1 trains.
Experience the exciting rhythms of the ancestral Taiko and the magical sounds of the bamboo flutes. Taikoza uses the powerful rhythms of the Taiko drums to create an electrifying energy that carries audiences in a new dimension of excitement. Drawing from Japan's rich tradition of music and performance, Taikoza has created a new sound using a variety of traditional instruments. Taikoza has performed in Europe, Asia and has extensively toured North America. They have appeared on ESPN, Sumo tournament at Madison Square Garden and recorded for the Nintendo wii game: Red Steel 1 and 2.
Quotes from the Media:
“Something strange and wonderful is coming your way. There was thunder and there was lighting and there was the sea crashing against a cliff, and volcanoes. For a few utterly transporting minutes, there was expressed in the metaphors of merciless rhythms and fluttering melodies, anything a listener had experienced, would experience and could imagine experiencing.”
ERIC HUBLER, WASHINGTON POST
“ In its choreography and its vigor taiko becomes almost a martial art, one in which violence has been sublimated into disciplined exultation a blend of high-decibel virtuosity and sinful shakuhachi solos. Precision and energy are paramount here and the product, for me, was medicinal. It is a combination narcotic, stimulant and vitamin pill.”
Bernard Holland, NY Times
This performance is made possible in part by funds from East Winds, Inc. and in part with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and in part by public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities/NY Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
CONTACT MARCO LIENHARD
646-418-8808 or shaku8@aol.com, www.taikoza.com
For Taikoza Publicity photos download here:
http://gallery.me.com/shaku8/100180
http://homepage.mac.com/shaku8
Taikoza program for the Student aCtivity program at the Student Commons Building
Taikoza student acticity concert
at the William Bld #2
please contact Remi <remi_japon@hotmail.com>
for more info on registration.
this is a series of workshopsand concerts in Switzerland
March30-April 4th
Taikoza speical concert for 100 anniversary of Sakura /cherry blossom
Tootin Hills School Thursday, March 29, 2011 Grades 1-3 @9 a.m. Grades 4-6 @ 10a.m.
Yact-Squadron Line SchoolGrades 1&2 9:00-9:50 and 10:00-10:50 grades 3&4Wednesday March 28th grades 5&6
Central SchoolGrades 1-3 9:00-9:50 and 10:00-10:50 grades 4-6
Roosevelt Elem School
508 Teaneck Rd Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
Lake Drive School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
10 Lake Drive Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046 973-299-0166
Shakuhachi concert with guests.
Also check for Shakuhachi workshop before or after concert date
Atherton Studio
738 Kaheka St.
Honolulu, HI 96814
Dance, singing, shakuahchi and taiko
beginners workshop
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January workshop with new pricing in 2012:
Prices $25.00 for the workshop with advance payment ontaikoza.com until 24 hours before workshops then you pay $30 for the workshop
Please pay in advance at Taikoza.comFebruary workshops: 2/8/12: shakuhachi workshop 5-7pm |
Utica College on February 4 at 7:00 PM for 45 minutes
Roosevelt Elem , 508 Teaneck Rd, Ridgefiled Park, NJ , 201-440-0808, Nancy Meyler
scheduled February 28, 2012 from 9:14 AM to 11:00 AM
Great Valley PA (2 hour drive from NYC) 2 shows at 9:15 and 10:15
click on this link to pay for workshops
Wed. 12/7 - 7-9pm -Beginners Fue workshop - learn how to play simple songs- instruments provided and for sale.
Sunday, 12/11 - 3-5 pm -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Wed. 12/14 - 7-9 PM- Beginners Shakuhachi workshops, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound, play some songs and better your playing
Sunday 12/18 -3-5 PM, Beginners Shakuhachi workshop, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound or better your playing and learn simple songs
Wed., 12/21 -7-9 PM -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Costs per workshop is $15.00 & $25 for the 2 days -(we are able to offer these workshops thanks to a grant from NYC ‘s DCA)
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Upcoming Workshops:
click on this link to pay for workshops
Wed. 12/7 - 7-9pm -Beginners Fue workshop - learn how to play simple songs- instruments provided and for sale.
Sunday, 12/11 - 3-5 pm -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Wed. 12/14 - 7-9 PM- Beginners Shakuhachi workshops, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound, play some songs and better your playing
Sunday 12/18 -3-5 PM, Beginners Shakuhachi workshop, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound or better your playing and learn simple songs
Wed., 12/21 -7-9 PM -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Costs per workshop is $15.00 & $25 for the 2 days -(we are able to offer these workshops thanks to a grant from NYC ‘s DCA)
click on this link to pay for workshops
Wed. 12/7 - 7-9pm -Beginners Fue workshop - learn how to play simple songs- instruments provided and for sale.
Sunday, 12/11 - 3-5 pm -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Wed. 12/14 - 7-9 PM- Beginners Shakuhachi workshops, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound, play some songs and better your playing
Sunday 12/18 -3-5 PM, Beginners Shakuhachi workshop, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound or better your playing and learn simple songs
Wed., 12/21 -7-9 PM -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Costs per workshop is $15.00 & $25 for the 2 days -(we are able to offer these workshops thanks to a grant from NYC ‘s DCA)
click on this link to pay for workshops
Wed. 12/7 - 7-9pm -Beginners Fue workshop - learn how to play simple songs- instruments provided and for sale.
Sunday, 12/11 - 3-5 pm -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Wed. 12/14 - 7-9 PM- Beginners Shakuhachi workshops, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound, play some songs and better your playing
Sunday 12/18 -3-5 PM, Beginners Shakuhachi workshop, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound or better your playing and learn simple songs
Wed., 12/21 -7-9 PM -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Costs per workshop is $15.00 & $25 for the 2 days -(we are able to offer these workshops thanks to a grant from NYC ‘s DCA)
click on this link to pay for workshops
Wed. 12/7 - 7-9pm -Beginners Fue workshop - learn how to play simple songs- instruments provided and for sale.
Sunday, 12/11 - 3-5 pm -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Wed. 12/14 - 7-9 PM- Beginners Shakuhachi workshops, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound, play some songs and better your playing
Sunday 12/18 -3-5 PM, Beginners Shakuhachi workshop, flutes provided. Learn how to create sound or better your playing and learn simple songs
Wed., 12/21 -7-9 PM -Beginners Taiko Workshop
Costs per workshop is $15.00 & $25 for the 2 days -(we are able to offer these workshops thanks to a grant from NYC ‘s DCA)
on the outdoor stage in Recife Japanese market
two stages in morning afternoon and once at night
8- 20 ongoing music festival - the exact location is not determined yet
concert organized by Japan Foundation
11月23日（水） 夜 公演@ブラジリア（2時間）
於：ユニバーサル・ファンデーション
（7：00pm 開場、7：30pm 開演、途中15分休憩あり）cartaz_koto_internet.pdf
East Winds Ensemble presents a sublime concert by two amazing masters of Japanese music Masayo Ishigure and Marco Lienhard. An afternoon of Koto and Shakuhachi music that will dazzle your senses. A unique concert of timeless Japanese music that will not want to miss.
When: Sunday, November 13th, 2011 at 4PM
Where: St. Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery, 131 East 10th Street, New York, New York 10003
Tickets: $15.00 (member/senior/student $7)
Train: Take the 6 train to Astor Place or the R/W train to 8th Street/NYU
East Winds Ensemble and Masters Masayo Ishigure and Marco Lienhard will present a soulful and exciting concert of Shakuhachi and Koto music. The concert will take you on a journey into the soul of old and modern Japan presented by two international masters of traditional Japanese music. East Winds Ensemble has travelled internationally and will be going on tour later in November in Brazil with the Japan Foundation. Masayo Ishigure and Marco Lienhard have appeared at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Madison Square Garden, etc. and on numerous national and international TV programs (Regis and Kathie Lee, PBS specials, Nagano Olympics CBS programs, etc). Their best selling albums are available on iTunes and cdbaby.com.
Quotes from the Media:
“An amazing shakuhachi player Marco Lienhard has come out with a new CD, truly a very gifted and wonderful sense of musicality…” Hogaku Journal, Tokyo
This performance is made possible in part by funds from East Winds, Inc. and in part with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and in part by public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities/NY Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
Contact: Marco Lienhard, 646-418-8808 or shaku8@mac.com, MarcoLienhard.com
For Taikoza Publicity photos download here:
http://gallery.me.com/shaku8/100180
PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release:
Bowery Kids: Taikoza Japanese Drumming at the Bowery Poetry Club on Sunday November 6th 2011 at Noon. Back by popular demand, Taikoza will present their family program with dance and exciting Taiko drumming. Taikoza hits the stage with a high-energy performance of traditional and original Japanese tunes featuring flutes and an amazing array of ancestral Taiko drums. A concert you will not want to miss.
When: Sunday, November 6th, 2011 at 12PM -1pm; Doors open 11:30am
Where: Bowery Poetry Club, 308 Bowery Street (Between Houston and Bleecker), NYC, and NY 10012, Email: Taikoza@gmail.com, http://www.taikoza.com
Tickets: $10.00 at the door or buy online at Taikoza.com or call 646-418-8808
Train: F train to 2nd Ave, 6 to Bleecker.
Experience the exciting rhythms of the ancestral Taiko and the magical sounds of the bamboo flutes.
Taikoza uses the powerful rhythms of the Taiko drums to create an electrifying energy that carries audiences in a new dimension of excitement. Drawing from Japan's rich tradition of music and performance, Taikoza has created a new sound using a variety of traditional instruments. Taikoza has performed in Europe, Asia and has extensively toured North America. They have appeared on ESPN, Sumo tournament at Madison Square Garden and recorded for a Nintendo wii game: Red Steel.
This performance is made possible in part by funds from East Winds, Inc. and in part with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and in part by public funds from the Fund for Creative Communities/NY Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
East Winds, Inc.
CONTACT MARCO LIENHARD
212-569-1336 or shaku8@aol.com, www.taikoza.com
For Taikoza Publicity photos download here:
http://gallery.me.com/shaku8/100180
http://homepage.mac.com/shaku8
Fundaraiser Breakfast in the Stadium
check YAMD,org website
school shows in the morning and regular show at night
Concert in San Paulo
Horário: 6 outubro 2011 de 19:00 a 20:45
Local: Centro Cultural Vergueiro - SP
Organizado por: Matheus Ferreira
'Concerto Marco Lienhard - Centro Cultural Vergueiro' em Shakuhachi Brasil
Descrição do evento:
Mestre Marco Lienhard morou 18 anos no Japão estudando o shakuhachi com o internacionalmente renomado mestre japonês Yokoyama Katsuya. Também fez parte do grupo de taiko Ondekoza, primeiro grupo de tambores japonês a realizar turnês internacionais, que depois originou o grupo Kodõ.
Marco já fez mais de 3.000 concertos incluindo Europa. Asia, Oceania, EUA e América do Sul. Apresentou-se nas casas de concerto mais prestigiadas no mundo: Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Boston Symphony Hall, Osaka Castle Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Center e Suntory Hall em Tokyo. E também fez inúmeras apresentações na TV: Regis and Kathie Lee Show, the PBS special A World of Performances (the 20th Anniversary Gala of Wolf Trap), a documentary for Canadian National TV, MTV and NBC's 1998 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade e escreveu a trilha do sonora do game Nintendo Wii Red Steel 2.
5 Cd´s lançados até o momento: http://www.cdbaby.com/group/taikoza por favor clique em “review” abaixo de cada Cd para ver as críticas.
Biografia completa: http://www.marcolienhard.com/bio.html
Site oficial: http://www.marcolienhard.com/
Final Concert: Sunday 9.00 - 11.00 p.m. (Teatro Independencia
Lecture in English and Spanish about Shakuhachi and Shinobue with demonstration by Marco Lienhard followed by concerts Saturday and Sunday
