Special Karakoro Eisa Concert: The Rhythms of Okinawa – Written by Yoko Matsui
Enjoy a lively performance of traditional and contemporary Japanese drum, song and Eisa dance inspired by our common humanity and struggles towards peace and respect for human rights. You can learn more about the Karakoro EISA at http://karakoro.net/
Based in Osaka, Japan, award‐winning Karakoro will feature 68 performers led by director Yoko Matsui. Since 2011, the troupe has been performing traditional and creative Eisa dance in Canada every year to sellout audiences. Their last performance in Winnipeg was held at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights Aug 18th, 2019 – https://humanrights.ca/event/karakoro-live-museum.
Special Karakoro Eisa Concert: The Rhythms of Okinawa – Written by Yoko Matsui
In the hope of peace and respect for human rights, the Group Karakoro will present a lively performance of traditional Japanese drum, songs and dances with a rock-style arrangement, using sanshin, violin, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, erhu, flute, keyboard and percussion.