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The objective of this training course is to present and introduce, from a historical perspective, Japanese drums from the Prehistoric (Genshi), Ancient (Kodai), Medieval (Chūsei) and Pre-modern (Kinsei) Periods. This survey considers: mythology; the use of taiko to communicate with the sacred; drums in wars and in traditional and folk arts (Nô and Kabuki theater); its recreation in the Modern Period (Kindai), specifically after the Second World War, when the collective performance of these instruments became known as kumi-daiko.

TARGET AUDIENCE: The project should be enjoyed by audiences of different age groups, socioeconomic conditions, especially teenagers and young people who are unaware of Japanese culture.  

PLATFORM: Google Meet
DATE: February 24, 2021
HOURS: 7pm to 9pm

​ Project supported by the Aldir Blanc Cultural Emergency Law

No. 14.017/2020.

* The class will be recorded
** Certificates will be issued