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Here is a live performance of "Ceremony" and "Mercury" from a 2001 Echoes Living Room concert.

 

Congratulations to John Diliberto for Echoes' first 30 years.

 

 

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Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/Kitaro

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【喜多郎 / 武道館ライブ】 KITARO LIVE at BUDOKAN HALL 1982

 

1982年に行われた喜多郎の「NATION WIDE '82 SUMMER TOUR」から、日本武道館のLIVE映像です。
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【 Kitaro Charity Concert for the Support of Kwasan Observatory 】

 

16 Oct, 2021 at Kwasan Observatory.
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Kitaro - Sayake

 

Data premiery video: 24 września 2021 r., godz. 6:00

 

 

 

 

“Sayake” is a theme song composed by Kitaro for the Togakushi Festival in the spring of 2021.
The Togakushi Shrine, located in the mountainous region of the Nagano Prefecture, is considered one of Japan’s most sacred locations.
For centuries, many worshipers from all parts of the country have traveled to this Shinto shrine to revere this unique power spot.
Every seven years, the Togakushi Shrine hosts its largest festival.
The theme for this year’s ceremony is “Sayake,” which observes the return to purity in the face of the current world pandemic.
Kitaro, a native to this region, contributed to this sacred ceremony with the creation and performance of this composition.
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Kitaro - Sayake

 

 

“Sayake” is a theme song composed by Kitaro for the Togakushi Festival in the spring of 2021.
The Togakushi Shrine, located in the mountainous region of the Nagano Prefecture, is considered one of Japan’s most sacred locations.
For centuries, many worshipers from all parts of the country have traveled to this Shinto shrine to revere this unique power spot.
Every seven years, the Togakushi Shrine hosts its largest festival.
The theme for this year’s ceremony is “Sayake,” which observes the return to purity in the face of the current world pandemic.
Kitaro, a native to this region, contributed to this sacred ceremony with the creation and performance of this composition.
Arranged, Composed, Performed and Produced by Kitaro
Executive Producer : Eiichi Naito
Artists + Repertoire : Dino Malito
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【 Kitaro Charity Concert for the Support of Kwasan Observatory 】
16 Oct, 2021 at KYOTO Kwasan Observatory.
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Żródło: https://www.facebook.com/Kitaro

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Kitaro New CD "SAYAKE"
Limited sale in Togakushi area.
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Żródło: https://www.hokurikushinkansen-navi.jp/pc/news/article.php?id=NEWS0000028960&fbclid=IwAR24We1F21o6Gsf68ei9GmjQwULN9-WPUfHa1K2gpQiKJIYeGSnEy7RvTPE

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Kitaro’s Colorado Connection
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Kitaro at his Mochi House studio

Kitaro was already widely recognized throughout Asia and other parts of the world when he unified his work for worldwide distribution circa 1986.

Suddenly, the American market burst open for the Japanese composer and synthesizer player.

He never used “new age” to describe himself or his music, but he helped pioneer the genre, combining a thoughtful compositional style with a refined execution.

When his tour visited Boulder, Kitaro was smitten.

He acquired mountaintop living quarters, a 180-acre spread in Ward, nearly 10,000 feet above sea level.

He played his huge ceremonial log drums so passionately that he was heard from two miles away in Nederland.

“There is an old Japanese legend about a man who travels from his home to do something positive in another land.

In turn, he will return to his home larger than life,” Kitaro said.

“Japan is quiet—you never see standing ovations.

But in the U.S. and Europe, the reaction is more hot.

I like to feel that.”

Because Kitaro wished to “instill harmony and a peaceful co-existence, building a balance between nature and humanity,” his devotees deemed him a spiritual leader.

A visitor might have expected “Camp Kitaro” to be crammed with candles, wind chimes, crystals and jewelry.

But Kitaro had what locals called “Ward zen.”

There was a Humvee parked next to a snowmobile in the driveway, and a few golf balls littered a makeshift driving range.

“It’s a party house,” he explained.

There was no denying the serene beauty of the wildlife and pond and wind-damaged trees.

In his Mochi House studio, big enough to hold a 70-piece orchestra, Kitaro recorded his projects and rehearsed with his touring band.

“Living in the mountains is nice for thinking about music,” he said.

“I like to be quiet and peaceful and feel the energy from nature.

I spend many hours outside, walking, and then I go back to the studio and create.”

Kitaro’s innovative soundscapes crossed over to the classical, jazz and pop charts and sold in the millions.

His music for Oliver Stone’s Vietnam War film Heaven & Earth achieved the 1993 Golden Globe for Best Original Score, and 2000’s Thinking of You won the Grammy for Best New Age album in 2001.

Colorado wasn’t Kitaro’s last stop.

In 2007, he moved to Sebastopol, a small city in northern California.

His studio in Ward still existed and could be rented.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Żródło: https://colomusic.org/blog/kitaros-colorado-connection/

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World-renowned Grammy and Golden Globe-winning New Age musician Kitaro marries Brazilian artist Franci Shimomaebara

 

 

POSTED ON 03/29/2022

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LOS ANGELES (March 29, 2022) – World-renowned Grammy and Golden Globe Award-winning New Age musician Kitaro married Brazilian artist Franci Shimomaebara on February 24th.

 

 

 

The small private ceremony was attended by close friends of the couple.

Franci and Kitaro met in 1990 at a birthday party in his home in the mountains of Colorado.

 

 

 

After getting to know each other through the years, they began collaborating professionally.

 

 

 

Kitaro asked her to contribute vocals to his song “The Wind,” which was featured on his Grammy-nominated 2003 album, Sacred Journey Of Ku-Kai, Volume 1.

Eventually, Kitaro and Franci worked on additional projects.

 

 

 

In 2008, Domo Records released recordings with Franci singing the lyrics she wrote for some of Kitaro’s most famous recordings.

 

 

 

This was done with the help of Mauro Malavassi (former producer for Andrea Bocelli).

In 2012, Domo Records also released an additional album, Symphony Of My Dreams, with Franci singing her lyrics for five more of Kitaro’s famous songs.

After twenty-two years of knowing each other and eventually collaborating on recordings, they believe this marriage had to be a fate of God.

Kitaro is currently composing new music for an upcoming project and is looking to tour in 2023.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Żródło: https://www.domomusicgroup.com/blog/2022/03/29/world-renowned-grammy-and-golden-globe-winning-new-age-musician-kitaro-marries-brazilian-artist-franci-shimomaebara/

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