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Posted by joy | Sunday, 2nd of August 2009 at 10:43:53 PM Beth, Tanya and me playing in the trees near the La Brea Tar Pits
It’s finally August, and that means Taiko Conference and Summer Taiko Institute!
Tanya, Beth and I have never been to Taiko Conference before, and we decided to jump in with both feet and do it all! Beth and I […]
Posted by beth | Thursday, 30th of July 2009 at 11:59:54 AM Author’s note: I wrote the following shortly after our 15th anniversary concert (reVISION on May 30 and 31), but found myself feeling shy about sharing this with the world, so I didn’t publish it right away.
Just over a week has passed since ONE’s 15th anniversary concert, reVISION. Everyday life is flowing by so fast […]
Posted by kristen | Monday, 27th of July 2009 at 12:19:40 PM Great news! Odaiko New England has been selected to perform at this year’s Taiko 10!!! The Taiko 10 is a free outdoor community concert held in association with the North American Taiko Conference, a biennial gathering of taiko enthusiasts from all over the world, which is taking place in Los Angeles on August 7-9 this […]
Posted by hilda | Sunday, 28th of June 2009 at 07:24:36 PM There’s a yellow suitcase marked ‘YA’ in the equipment closet. During our practices, we regularly borrow equipment from the suitcase. But more often, the yellow suitcase tags along as we help load equipment into and out of Juni‘s car before and after practices.
‘YA’ stands for ‘Young Audiences of Massachusetts’. It also represents a major […]
Posted by Sheilarae | Wednesday, 24th of June 2009 at 09:10:28 PM Two weekends ago, I played taiko with my friends on a shady plaza overlooking the Charles River, followed by a free lunch. Yes, the Waltham Riverfest was a cushy gig, especially compared to the other gig Odaiko New England was doing at the same time. I’m sure the Boston Pride Parade was a blast, but […]
Posted by beth | Friday, 12th of June 2009 at 10:16:18 PM Loaded up and Ready to Go
So, here we are, coming out of our anniversary concert, and there isn’t much time to rest.
It’s my first chance to organize a gig.
I rashly volunteered to organize a performance for the Waltham Riverfest. Megan Gleeson of the Waltham Cultural Council approached me about this […]
Posted by jasmine | Saturday, 6th of June 2009 at 08:54:20 AM For Juni:
She will paint you a musical story, Of troops in all of their glory. But tales of daring Are not all she’s sharing. She’ll throw in some goofiness, too.
On Yui, she’s totally groovin’ She’s got the whole audience movin’. With a flip of a stick, And her grin that’s so quick, She […]
Posted by Sheilarae | Saturday, 23rd of May 2009 at 12:31:16 PM Our 15th Anniversary Concert, reVISION, is one week from today, yet all the many hours of rehearsal together haven’t quelled my joy for my taiko buddies! It had been 39 hours since we last saw each other, so we got together for Star Trek and Chili’s.
See, we DO watch other things besides the many […]
Posted by joy | Thursday, 21st of May 2009 at 12:17:39 PM Odaiko New England showing off our new happi coats
The Harvard Lampoon celebration was our first chance to get a group shot in our new noshi ribbon happi coats. We’re a pretty decent looking group, if I do say so myself.
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Posted by hilda | Wednesday, 20th of May 2009 at 08:26:10 PM
As Mark said, “The Cool Factor was definitely on the high side!” How often do you get to drum in the middle of Harvard Square amidst a laser light show with fog machines and a confetti storm – all while staring down a 2-3 story float shaped like a Harvard Prof??? That’s […]
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ONE is funded in part by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency
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