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Billboard's GRAMMY Awards Voter Guide! Check out the nominees on Billboard Magazine! #grammyawards #56thgrammy #nomination #bestnewagealbum#newage #finalcall #kitaro #domorecords Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/Kitaro

3 stycznia 2014 :arrow: Inne (31)

1 stycznia 2014 :arrow: Forteczne klimaty (37)

Witam w Nowym Roku 2014 z... Fortu Rajsko. Ten rok to wielka rocznica...

Thank you for all your support in 2013. Wishing you lots of happiness and success this coming up year!!! All the best #kaleidoscope #kitaronetwoek #kitaro #newage #southwind #youtube Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/Kitaro

Wszystkim Sympatykom i Czytelnikom Szampańskiej Zabawy Sylwestrowej oraz Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku - życzy Adam Kurelewicz - FORTYCK.PL :arrow: https://lh5.googleus...wy_rok_2014.jpg

31 grudnia 2013 :arrow: Nowy Rok 2014

30 grudnia 2013 :arrow: Fort Rajsko (28.12.13) - foto i video

Kilka dni temu pojawiły się w polskim internecie informacje o PIERWSZYM koncercie Kitaro w Polsce 22 lutego 2014 r. :arrow: http://muzyka.interia.pl/pop/news/kitaro-po-raz-pierwszy-na-koncercie-w-polsce,1975812,50 :arrow: http://muzyka.onet.pl/koncerty/kitaro-po-raz-pierwszy-na-koncercie-w-polsce/6xn4f

27 grudnia 2013 :arrow: 27 wyprawa KTK

Wszystkim naszym sympatykom, forumowiczom oraz uczestnikom z Krąg Twierdzy Kraków życzę Wesołych, Spokojnych i Rodzinnych Świąt Bożego Narodzenia oraz pomyślności w Nowym Roku - Adam Kurelewicz - FORTYCK.PL :arrow: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-HG_wi-gOjoM/Url-LbcWHdI/AAAAAAAAOx8/52JgTVIzlmo/s519/wesolych_swiat_2013.gif

24 grudnia 2013 :arrow: Życzenia 2013

21 grudnia 2013 :arrow: Zima 2013

There are only 4 days until Christmas. Share this Christmas tune with your friends and Family! Have a wonderful Weekend! #Kitaronetwork #kitaro #christmas #Music #peaceonearth#jinglebells #domomusic Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/Kitaro

[[Christmas Countdown]] Only 5 days until Christmas! Get yourself a Christmas Gift!! What about...a ticket for Premiere Performance with Santa Rosa Symphony ?? http://www.santarosa...y.com/index.asp #christmas #countdown #kitaronetwork #kitaro #newage#santarosasymphony #symphony #concert #domorecords KITARO Symphonic World Tour 2014 - Premiere Performance Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winner Kitaro debuts his “Symphonic World Tour 2014” with Santa Rosa Symphony. Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 14, 2014 -- 8 pm Kitaro, composer, muisician Keiko Takahashi, keyboards and special effects Dan Antunovich, bass Jasper de Roos, drums Jessica Hindin, violin Santa Rosa Symphony Stephen Small, music director and conductor Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning artist (and Sonoma County resident) Kitaro will debut his first-ever Eastern European Tour and extensive live production with a full orchestra on Friday, February 14, 2014 at Weill Hall, Green Music Center. The Santa Rosa Symphony performs with the world-renowned “founding architect of New Age music” in a performance that benefits Sonoma Land Trust, Everybody is a Star Foundation and the Santa Rosa Symphony’s educational programs. Concert will include performances of Kitaro's most memorable music from Silk Road and Kojiki. Kitaro is celebrating his 15th Grammy nomination—more Grammy nominations in the category of “Best New Age Album” than anyone else—for his new release, Final Call. Performances at: Weill Hall, Green Music Center at Sonoma State University Corner of Petaluma Hill Road and Rohnert Park Expressway Rohnert Park, CA 94928 Tickets: Tickets for this unique benefit concert are $40, $65, $80 Limited Premiere Seating: $250 includes a post-concert VIP reception with Kitaro. KITARO For over a quarter century, Kitaro has been an internationally- recognized icon, globally acclaimed composer and musician. He’s one of the founding architects of the New Age music category and movement. Influenced by American rock and R&B, his pioneering fusion of electronic artistry, traditional Japanese forms, and pop-inflected Western idioms created a lush, harmonic, and poetic sound that won the now legendary artist a huge international following. After several years in the Japanese music group Far East Family Band, Kitaro became a solo artist in 1978, and released his first album entitled Astral Voyage. In 1980, he created the theme song for Japanese national TV broadcast, NHK’s TV show featuring Silk Road. The show had enormous success and increased Kitaro’s recognition worldwide. Kitaro released the soundtrack albums Silk Road and Silk Road Vol.2. In 1984, he toured in Asia as a first-ever Japanese musician who performed in Taiwan and China. In 1985, he signed worldwide contract with Geffen Records. In 1987, Kitaro created the Grammy-nominated The Light Of the Spirit a collaboration with Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart. This album exceeded two million dollars in sales in the U.S. alone. Kitaro considers his album Kojikione of his finest efforts. Nominated for his 34th Grammy, Kojiki reached the Billboard Top 200 Pop Charts at #159, an amazing feat for an album in the New Age genre. The album also became #1 Top New Age Album for 8 weeks. In 1992, Kitaro released transcendent Dream, a collaboration with Yes’s Jon Anderson. After release, this was another Kitaro hit and Kitaro was nominated for another Grammy. Working with acclaimed director Oliver Stone, in 1994 Kitaro won a Golden Globe Award for his Heaven & Earth Original Soundtrack. That same year, Kitaro signed with Domo Records and received Grammy nominations for 1994’s Mandala and 1995’s An Enchanted Evening. In 1997, Kitaro produced music for the Broadway production “Cirque Ingenieux” and released the original soundtrack. The following year, Kitaro’s soundtrack album “The Soong Sisters” received Best Original Music Award from the Hong Kong Film Award as well as the Taiwan Golden Film Festival and Award. In 1998, Kitaro was invited to become an Olympic musician and perform Taiko Drums at the closing ceremony of Nagano Winter Olympics. In 2000, Kitaro’s Thinking Of You won a Grammy for Best New Age Album. Kitaro credits this Grammy to the philosophy that fundamentally, at its heart, his music is always about sending a profound message of peace and spiritual development, both personally and globally. In 2007, Kitaro launched his “Love And Peace World Tour.” He has performed in The Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Greece, India, Japan, Hong Kong, Mexico, China, Jakarta, and Uruguay in order to help spread his goal of world peace. His 2010 release, Impressions of the West Lake (Featuring vocalist and Chinese pop diva Jane Zhang) captured the artist’s 13th Grammy nomination and was hailed by critics as a cultural masterpiece. It was written for the modern day opera by internationally-acclaimed filmmaker Zhang Yimou. Kitaro also provided music for Japanese American documentary movies Toyo’s Camera and 442-Live with Honor, Die with Dignity by director Junichi Suzuki and released soundtrack albums. In 2011, Kitaro started his Asian tour entitled “The Silk Road – East & West” and performed for more than 40,000 fans. Also, Kitaro participated in the event MUSE (Musicians United for Safe Energy) and shared the stage with Crosby, Stills & Nash, Jackson Browne, The Doobie Brothers and other world-top artists. Kitaro’s 2012 project was the collaboration album, Let Mother Earth Speak with world-renowned Native American activist Dennis Banks. With a focus on world and inner peace, the unique mix of Kitaro’s music with Native American instruments along with the insight of Dennis Banks makes Let Mother Earth Speak one of the most unique marriages of musical and spoken word driven projects of this or any year. Kitaro’s latest album, Final Call, was released in September 2013. As a homage to Kitaro’s life-long reverence for Nature, the album is a voyage of introspection specifically concerned about how we treat our planet. Kitaro’s various sound collaborations and resonant, multi-textured compositions truly defy the constraints of any genre. This Grammy and Golden Globe-winning artist has garnered global acclaim over a more than three-decade-long career with a signature sound and a pioneering fusion of cultures, techniques and spheres of consciousness that are truly his own. Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/Kitaro

Oto zdjęcia i opis sali koncertowej Weill Hall w Green Music Center! http://gmc.sonoma.edu/images/content_pages/weill_hall_ds_10_630x310.jpg The crown jewel of the Green Music Center is undoubtedly the 1,400-seat Joan and Sanford I. Weill Hall which opened in September 2012 and is considered one of the most acoustically superb concert venues in the world. Designed by architect William Rawn, theatre consultant Auerbach Pollock Friedlander and acoustician Lawrence Kirkegaard, Weill Hall was designed to replicate the intimacy and acoustics of both Vienna’s Musikverein and Symphony Hall in Boston. Weill Hall is modeled after Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood, including a back wall that can be fully opened onto the beautifully landscaped and terraced Weill Lawn. The 1,400 handcrafted seats within Weill Hall were built by the 200-year-old Fancher Chair Company. Made of European steamed beech wood, the chairs feature an open back designed for acoustic-neutrality whether the seat is occupied or empty. Seating in Weill Hall is divided amongst a raked orchestra floor, two upper balconies and a choral ring behind the stage. The third floor balcony boasts spectacular views of the Sonoma Mountains through large windows on the north and east walls. The variable acoustics of the hall are acheived through the use of motorized fabric banners on the east and west walls. By adjusting these banners, the hall can be fine-tuned for the specific genre of music being performed - from a single vocalist to a full orchestra setting. Żródło: http://gmc.sonoma.edu/visit/about-hall/about_Weill_Hall

Pierwszy, inauguracyjny koncert odbędzie się 14 lutego 2014 r. w USA. Premierowe wykonanie z Santa Rosa Symphony w Weill Hall, Green Music Center! Oto plakat i poniżej szczegóły. Więcej: http://forum.fortyck...ndpost__p__7945

Kitaro debuts his “Symphonic World Tour 2014” with Santa Rosa Symphony! POSTED ON 12/19/2013 We are honored to announce our Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning artist Kitaro will debut his first-ever Eastern European Tour and extensive live production with a full orchestra on Friday, February 14, 2014 at Weill Hall, Green Music Center. The Santa Rosa Symphony performs with the world-renowned “founding architect of New Age music” at an 8 p.m. BUY TICKETS NOW! http://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/images/kitaro_symphonic_world_tour2014-506x1024.jpeg Concert will include performances of Kitaro’s most memorable music from Silk Road and Kojiki. Performances at: Weill Hall, Green Music Center at Sonoma State University Corner of Petaluma Hill Road and Rohnert Park Expressway Rohnert Park, CA 94928 Tickets: Tickets for this unique benefit concert are $40, $65, $80 Limited Premiere Seating: $250 includes a post-concert VIP reception with Kitaro. More Information Follow Kitaro’s SNS! http://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/images/icon-facebook1.jpghttp://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/images/icon-twitter11.jpghttp://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/images/icon-reverbnation.jpghttp://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/images/icon-youtube1.jpg Żródło: http://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/2013/12/19/kitaro-debuts-his-symphonic-world-tour-2014-with-santa-rosa-symphony/