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Ken Toyama playing Biwa 遠山顕 琵琶

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Uploaded by on Dec 20, 2007

Ken performs the introduction of a famous Samurai war saga, The Tale of Heike, first in Japanese and then in English.

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  • this is so inspirational

  • Sublimely done, his Heike biwa looks very nice.

    I have seen a few better Heike Monogatari recitals though, but this was still well performed. :-)

  • This was taken in a karoke bar I believe...All amature...

  • Note to the camera crew: Next time you are going to film an artist, get the danged MICROPHONE on a stand out of his face!

  • also this is the first time i have heard the monogatari in english , very original , the heike monogatari is something i live to , i listen to it all the time and i know its pricipal of impermanence well. anyway very good !

  • your voice suits the biwa and the the heike monogatari very well , well done, do you know any of the other chapters i would really be intrested in hearing them, i can never find tsuruta kinshi anywhere i look ,but she is one of my favorite biwa players, also how do you go about reading biwa music , cuz i looked at it one time i think and it was just a bunch of calligraphy it looked like

  • Never seen that instrument before. Way to go Ken! A man of many talents. Much aloha.

  • OMG :) I love this music, I love Japan man

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