
This ensemble of four musicians playing traditional music was created in 1957, when each of its four members was awarded a gold medal in Moscow at the international Competition of Traditional Instruments (three of them won awards for pieces of traditional repertoire up to the 19th century, and all four of them for contemporary pieces). Recently, two of its members have changed. Since then, The Yonin no Kai Ensemble have given many concerts, both in Japan and abroad.
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Hachi dan
Shin-Kinuta
Kokû
Iwashimizu
Zangetsu
Yaegoromo
Akikaze No Kyoku
Kogetsu Cho
Kôgetsu Chô
八段
虚空
残月
親砧
岩清水
Kokû (Sunyata)
Hachi Dan - duo de koto
Kokû - solo de shakuhachi
Shin-Kinuta - shamisen et koto
Zangetsu - chant - shamisen, koto shakuhachi
Kokû: Solo de Shakuhachi
Shin-Kinuta: Shamisen et Koto
Kokű
Hachidan no Shirabe
Kok
Iwashimizu (Shakuhachi)
Iwashimizu - solo de shakuhachi
Hati Dan
Iwasimizu
やえごろも
しんーきぬた
秋風の曲
こげつちょ
Iwashimizu (Spring Among the Rocks)
Hachi Dan: Duo de Koto
Zangetsu: Chant, Shamisen, Koto et Shakuhachi
Iwashimizu: Solo de Shakuhachi
Kokuu
Yaegoromo (chant, koto, shakuhachi)
Shin-kinuta (shamisen, koto)
Akikaze no kyoku (chant, koto)
Kôgetsu chô (shakuhachi)
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