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雅楽古典曲「太食調 合歓塩（たいしきちょう がっかえん）」

朗詠「花上苑（はなじょうえん）」

石川 高作曲「きざし」

正倉院復元楽器「竿（う）」による即興

新作歌物など。

笙（しょう）：石川 高

篳篥（ひちりき）：中村仁美（ゲスト）

Program

1. Classical GAGAKU piece: Taishikicho-gakkaen

2. Recitationchanting：Hanajoh-en

3. Ko Ishikawa: "Kizashi " a sign

4. Improvisation by "U" a restored instrument of shosoin

5. New vocal works

Ko ISHIKAWA: A producer of this concert, Sho player

Hitomi NAKAMURA: A guest hichiriki player

石川 高（いしかわ・こう 笙、竿（う）、歌）

1990年より笙の演奏活動をはじめ、国内、世界中の音楽祭に出演してきた。近頃は催馬楽などの歌唱でも高い評価を受けている。雅楽古典曲のみならず、現代作品や自主作品の演奏、即興も情熱的に行っている。

雅楽団体「伶楽舎（れいがくしゃ）」に所属。和光大学「日本の芸能1」担当。沖縄県立芸術大学、九州大学にて集中講義担当。朝日カルチャーセンター「古代歌謡」講師。

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Ko ISHIKAWA (Sho)

Ko Ishikawa is a professional "Sho" (Japanese bamboo mouth organ) player and is a member of the Gagaku ensemble "Reigakusha". He was born in Tokyo in 1963 and studied Sho and Gagaku music with masters Mayumi Miyata, Hideaki Bunno and Sukeyasu Shiba.

He became a member of Reigakusha in 1987. He has made numerous appearances as a member of Reigakusha and as a soloist in Europe, performing in major festivals.

His performances of both traditional and new music for Sho have been highly regarded in Vienna, London,Paris, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Berlin.

中村仁美（なかむら・ひとみ 篳篥（ひちりき））

篳篥を中心に、雅楽古典曲・現代作品の演奏を行う。篳篥、楽箏、左舞、雅楽全般を大窪永夫、芝祐靖、上明彦など各氏に師事。東京芸術大学大学院音楽学専攻修了。雅楽演奏団体「伶楽舎」メンバー。

国内はもとより、海外の様々なフェスティバルにも参加。1998年度文化庁芸術インターンシップ研修員。2002年に伶楽舎メンバーとして中島健造賞特別賞受賞、2010年に松尾芸能賞新人賞を受賞。国立音楽大学、沖縄県立芸術大学非常勤講師。CD「ひちりき萬華鏡」(ALM、2006)。

Hitomi NAKAMURA (Hichiriki)

Received her M.A. from Tokyo University of the Arts, and studied gagaku, hichiriki, koto, and samai under Sukeyasu Shiba and Nagao Okubo. She is a member of the Reigakusha Gagaku Ensemble, and has been performing both classical and modern pieces on gagaku instruments.

She has performed in the National Theatre of Japan and abroad in the Tanglewood Musical Festival, the Viena Modern Music Festival, the Ultima Contemporary Music Festival, MITO Settembre Musica, the Music from Japan Festival, and Columbia University Gagaku Concert, etc..

Active in many performance arenas she has appeared in the premiere performances of many contemporary composers. She is the creator of the “Ashi no Kaze (Reed Wind)” Recital Series designed to develop the musicality and performance techniques of the hichiriki, double-reed vertical flute, which is rarely played as a solo instrument. The recitals have generated seventeen new pieces for the hichiriki repertory, both ensemble and solo pieces.

She was awarded the Nakajima Kenzo Music Prize for the special feature as a member of Reigakusha in 2002, and received Matsuo performing arts rookie award in 2010.