
Select repertoire of original work
2013
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Nangoku Namikaze Hamaodori - taiko, shinobue, percussion, shamisen
南国波風浜踊り
Festive piece celebrating tropical abundance
2015
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Tenmonkan - taiko ensemble
天門館
Parade piece inspired by iconic market in Kagoshima city
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Haruna - shinobue solo
榛名
Solo on bamboo flute
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Makurazaki - shamisen, shinobue, minyo taiko
枕崎
Fast festive piece depicting passage through the steep coastal hills around Makurazaki city
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Nan-nan - shinobue, shamisen, koto, taiko
波波
Children’s song describing wind and waves
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Akagumo - shinobue solo
赤雲
Solo on bamboo flute depicting a fading red sunset
2017
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Ogiya musume - shamisen, shinobue
扇屋娘
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’ in nagauta style, depicts the loneliness of the daughter of a fan makers shop
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Kurui - taiko, shakuhachi, Noh chorus
狂い
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’, depicts rage and betrayal
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Kawabe no Haru - koto duet, shakuhachi
川辺の春
Written to feature a duet of Koto
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Suriashi - taiko, shinobue, kagura dance
すりあし
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’ as the shrine dance of the protagonist
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Sonona - shinobue solo
その名
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’, depicts the seduction of Okuni by Sankuro
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Yo-e - Noh ensemble
よーゑ
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’, depicting the protagonist’s journey through rage into self-transformation
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Rokki-Sando - shamisen trio, taiko ensemble
ロッキー三道
Uses a trio of high tempo dueling shamisen to tell the tale of three generations crossing the Rocky Mountains
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Okiku - shamisen, voice, shinobue
お菊
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’ in the nagauta style depicting the seductress Okiku
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Suimyo no Kyu - Gagaku ensemble
水明の急
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’ as theme music for a Shinto legend
2018
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Oshogatsu Daiko - taiko ensemble
お正月太鼓
Composed as a learners piece for TVOKids production ‘It’s my party’
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Kyushu Danji - taiko ensemble, shinobue duet
九州男児
Composed as the flagship piece for project Nae
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Ame Agareba - koto
雨上がれば
‘After the rain stops…’ Written as a children’s piece, evokes bored and restless children waiting for the rain to stop so they can go out and play
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Suimyo Matsuri - Gagaku ensemble, taiko ensemble
水明の祭り
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’ tells the tale of the return of the Sun Goddess from hiding in shadow
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Cho no mai - nagauta voice, shamisen, shinobue
蝶の舞
Written for the dance production ‘Okuni’ as music to accentuate the ‘feminine’ in an exposé of traditional dance types