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"Two Gardens" concert (Yokohama, 10 November)

10/15/2018

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atelier jaku presents the first of a three-part series of concerts called the ‘Garden Series’. In this concert, the first half will feature new-music icon John Cage’s seminal Ryoanji for oboe and voice. Daryl Jamieson’s new piece utamakura 3: Saihōji for voice, cor anglais, and percussion with field recordings fills the second half.

Please join performers Yakushiji Noriko (voice), Unagami Nagisa (oboe/cor anglais), and Aita Mizuki (percussion) for a music event aimed at all five senses: including an art installation (Portable Garden) by regular atelier jaku collaborators Setsuami and Takeyama Keisuke, bespoke incense (Natura in minima maxima) and two specially-commissioned cocktails.

Saturday 10 November 2018, 16:00pm (doors open 15:30pm)


Isezaki Bar 333
1-3-1 Isezaki-chō, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 

Tickets are 3500 yen (not including food and drink).
​Further details available here.
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