My husband was informed about a concert performed by middle-aged and senior adults. In Japan, we call 60 years old "kanreki, 還暦". The title "Ara-Kan" is from shortened word mixed with English "Around Kanreki → Ara-Kan" I felt lucky being able to hear the music from the instruments which I've never had a chance.
The instrument in the left is called "vibrandoneon". And there are only 5 of them in Japan; my husband seemed interested in how many musical scales it has. In the right is called "erhu, 二胡". Music from these instruments were first time for me to enjoy.
*Let me put video I found from You-Tube that the "vibrandoneon" player play*
Although kind of look different, the same payer in this video.
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| These trumpet and harmonica players were wonderful as well.
*Some other performers*
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I'll link this post to Our Wold Tuesday.
See you probably in the middle of next week;
Wishing your new week will be the one filled with happiness♪
Que lindo poder ver shows assim, alegres e dessa turminha animada! beijos,chica e lindo domingo!
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako,, looks like a wonderful concert. These are two instruments that are new to me. I listen to the vibrandoneon on your link, it has a lovely sound..I am glad you enjoyed the music! Have a happy Sunday and week ahead!
ReplyDeleteHi Miyako san. I didn't know about these musical instruments. There are only 5 of vibrandoneon? You are so lucky to get to enjoy live!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was such a lovely concert. Glad you enjoyed!
Have a wonderful new week, Miyako san xoxo
really neat instruments! i liked that video, too. did not expect that sound. :)
ReplyDeleteJapanese people are really cool !
ReplyDeleteMy beautiful Miyako, the vibrandoneon makes such a beautiful sound. Thank you so much for sharing the video. I think it is so wonderful that you and your husband attend such artistic events. All my love to you, my special Japanese friend. Mina
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a wonderful concert! Thank you for linking the video. Of course I had never before heard of that instrument.
ReplyDeleteI know your husband is quite musical so I am sure you both enjoyed this very much.
Hi Miyako, that's sounds like it was a great day out. I have never heard of a vibrandoneon but is certainly pleasant to listen to.
ReplyDeleteI've just been catching up on your posts and as usual enjoying the photo's and information, I especially enjoyed the pelican post.
blessings,
Diana
Dearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteWOW, that is new to me as well. We know the bandonium but this vibrandoneon has a mouth piece and it makes a real nice sound. Did not expect to hear South American music on you blog!
Wish I could have been with both of you together + Pieter of course as he very much loves those instruments.
Thanks so much for sharing this.
Hugs,
Mariette
Dearest Miyako San!
ReplyDeleteTukino funininote. Trumpet and harmonica Tanosiku otosan to yorokonde kudasai mase.
OKaradani okio tukete kudasai mase.
Michiko
I have never seen a vibrandoneon before, although I may have heard one and not known what it was since it sounds a lot like an accordion. Thank you for including the video.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a wonderful concert, my dear friend, and I am glad you got to enjoy it. I'd never heard of a vibrandoneon before, and I enjoyed the YouTube clip. Very interesting, indeed!
ReplyDeleteDearest Miyako,
ReplyDeleteWhen Pieter did listen to the video with the vibrandoneon he commented that it is a pity the piano is overpowering the actual noise from the vibrandoneon...
Would love to hear it PURE on its own.
Hugs,
Mariette
By the way, that kind of music I used to dance the Tango on... good 40 years ago!
Dearest Mariette;
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much for your comments♡♡♡
Oh, I see what your husband pointed out♬♬♬ At the concert, it was his SOLO and played 4 music. We were kind of lucky(*^_^*)
Wow, I have seen the contest of "social dance" only on TV. It is really graceful and beautiful and I love the lively sound of Tango as well.
Lots of Love and Hugs, xoxo Miyako
Miyako ~ always very creative photography on your blog and now lovely music ~ thanks ~ xxx
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How interesting, I love to hear music from around the world.
ReplyDeleteHello Miyako!
ReplyDeleteThe vibrandoneon reminds me of an accordion. This loooked like a very enjoyable concert!
What a fun concert!
ReplyDeleteHi,Miyako-san. It looks very lovely concert. It's very nostalgic Argentine tango. I wanted to see the hula dance too. I like the erhu music too. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you a happy days.
ReplyDeleteI bet that was so much fun!!! Learning and listening...watching it all. What an exciting day for you and your husband.
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