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Japan Festival 1. Veranstaltung

Monday 31 March 1997
14:00
Großer Saal

Event has already taken place

Performers

Frauenchor Kikukawa, Chor

Ancient Court Music & Dance Nyoninbugaku, Ensemble

Nishizaki Ryu Tukushi Kai, Ensemble

Kinyu-Kai, ?

Gesellschaft für traditionelle Kunst und Kultur aus Hyogo, Ensemble

Yoko Makita, ?

Iyoyo Kai, ?

Programme

Programmauswahl aus dem Repertoire der Interpreten

Promoter's details

Japan Festival
Yousui Ryu (Western Hokkaido), Japanische Lyrik
Kin-Yu Kai, Koto Shakuhachi
Hanakage-Kai, Taisho-Koto
Frauenchor Kikukawa, Chor
Minoru Yoshizawa Ensemble, Blockflöte
Kawasaki Hoyu-Kai, Japanische Volksmusik
Nishizaki-Ryu Tukushi-Kai, Tanz

Note

zugunsten der Aktion »Licht ins Dunkel« und des Vereins »Musica Juventutis«

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