KTE musicians responding to questions from student audience memebrs in Wenatchee, Washington.
Shinetsog performing in Wenatchee, Washington.
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Fue & Noh kan
Aziz proposed a KTE tour of Mongolia, United States and Japan and suggested transporting taiko drums to Mongolia to start a taiko music school in Mongolia.
With support from our well-wishers we hope to carry out these goals of the Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble.
Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble wishes to thank the following people and organizations who helped us in many ways during our Mongolian and United States tour:
The Trust for Mutual Understanding, Asian Cultural Council, Japan Foundation through the Performing Arts JAPAN program.
The Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble is a collaboration between Mongolian and Japanese musicians who play traditional musical forms with improvisational exploration methods to create a unique Mongolian-Japanese cross-cultural repertoire.
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Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble Contact Email
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Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble Concert Schedule
Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble Concert Schedule
Tserendorj
Magtaal Praise Songs
Khongorzol
Urtyn duu Singer
Shinetsog
Khoomei
Tetsuro
Taiko
Miki
Koto
Shoji
Taiko
Kaoru
Fue & Noh kan
The Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble Project History
Aziz proposed a KTE tour of Mongolia, United States and Japan and suggested transporting taiko drums to Mongolia to start a taiko music school in Mongolia.
With support from our well-wishers we hope to carry out these goals of the Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble.
Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble wishes to thank the following people and organizations who helped us in many ways during our Mongolian and United States tour:
The Trust for Mutual Understanding, Asian Cultural Council, Japan Foundation through the Performing Arts JAPAN program.
The Embassy of Mongolia in Washington, D.C., the Japanese Information and Culture Center, Embassy of Japan in the United States, Arts Council of Mongolia, Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten, Mongolian Japan Center for Human Resources, Embassy of Japan in Mongolia, Music and Dance College, Khan Bank in Mongolia.
Masaye Nakagawa/Yushi Daiko, Stan Shikuma, Erik Keefer, Spider Kedelsky, Linda Ando, Gankhulug Battumur, Kris Bergstrom, Deborah Bloom, Robert Cater, Nominjin Cater, John & Bernie Fagan, Judy & Lester Goldman, Peter Morrow, Mari Nakano, Chie Otsuka, Byambasaikhan TS, the Tserendorj Tseyen family, Andrew White, Maria Yoon, Michiko Zentoh, and the many friends of Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble.