Concerts overseas in 2015
(a tentative schedule)
WAKAGEKI
"KOJIKI - A SONG TALE OF ANCIENT JAPAN
A Book of People"
＆
Kiki and Manyoushuu "YAMATO-UTA Concert"
= Germany =
10/17 Karlsruhe,
Deutsch-Japanische Gesellschaft Karlsruhe
Europäische Schule Karlsruhe
10/24 Munich,
Deutsch-Japanische Gesellschaft in Bayern
Movimento
= Poland =
10/19 Gdańsk
Gdańska
= Lithuania =
10/27 Vilnius,
Cultural and Organizational Ideas
- Japanese Cultural Festival "now Japan" -
Taujenai Manor
Concerts overseas in 2014
=Finland=
Kiki and Manyoushuu. Concert YAMATO-UTA
cities:Kangasala
WAKAGEKI “KOJIKI – A SONG TALE OF ANCIENT JAPAN. A Book of Gods”
cities:Kangasala,Helsinki
=Poland=
WAKAGEKI “KOJIKI – A SONG TALE OF ANCIENT JAPAN. A Book of Gods”
cities:Warszawa,Gdansk
=Germany=
Kiki and Manyoushuu. Concert YAMATO-UTA
cities:Munich
=Czech Republic=
WAKAGEKI “KOJIKI – A SONG TALE OF ANCIENT JAPAN. A Book of Gods”
cities:Prague
Concerts overseas in 2013
Wakageki “The Moon and Gold”
cities: Warsaw, Zamosc (Poland)
“Yamatouta Concert” from Shoki and Manyoshu
cities: Espo (Finland)
Concerts overseas in 2012
Wakageki “Wisdom of Fuji”
cities: Lublin,Warsaw,Torun, Gdansk(Poland)
Concerts Tour in Poland and Turkey, 2011
Wakageki “Messages of Princesses”
cities: Warsaw, Torun, Gdansk (Poland)- three concerts and two lectures
city: Istanbul (Turkey)- two concerts
Concerts in Poland 2010
Wakageki “Nukata - a Singer of Ancient Times”
cities: Torun, Koszalin, Slawno, Gdansk(Poland)
Concerts in Poland 2009
Wakageki: „Onamuchi”
cities: Rydzyna, Poznan, Torun, Gdansk
Concerts in France and Poland 2008
Wakageki “Prince Hikaru: Aoi”
cities: Paris (France), Krakow, Poznan, Srem (Poland)
Concerts in Poland 2007
Wakageki „Wisdom of Fuji”
cities: Warszawa, Poznan (3 concerts)
Concerts in France and Germany 1998
“Concert Miyabiuta”
Paris (France) - two concerts, Dusseldorf (Germany) - two concerts
“Naomi Utamakura expressed all human emotions. There were love, anger, respect, hate and nostalgia in her performance. These emotions showed oriental history, customs, and through them we could see and feel the country which is so far away. The audience stopped taking a breath for a while to listen better to the music. Japanese gestures, facial expressions, costumes, hairstyle, graphics in the background, and first of all, the timbre of Naomi’s voice - all were wonderful. People in the audience gave long standing ovation because they recognized real art in this performance.” (Polish Newspaper, Nov. 2010)
