和太鼓
Japanese drumming
Drumming on Japanese barrel and frame drums, long used at shrine and temple festivals. Ensemble taiko (kumi-daiko), in which several players perform choreographed pieces, took shape in the 1950s and spread worldwide through groups in Japan and North America.
- 祭太鼓Matsuri daiko — Festival drumming2:34
- 恵林寺の太鼓Erinji no taiko — Taiko at Erinji temple3:45
- Aripeka Kanetoko3:10
- RenshuRenshū — Practice2:25
- 遠雷Enrai — Distant Thunder6:00
- Chikara no YoakePower — Morning6:38
- UragiruCross Stix3:53
- 大太鼓Ōdaiko — The big drum3:41
- 祭太鼓Matsuri daiko — Festival drumming2:42
- Meiki 4.16.073:17
- Nails2:14
- Undula2:09
- Tsu Don1:00
- Doh Je Nei Mama3:36
- Luffness1:13
- 江の島の太鼓Enoshima no taiko — Drums on Enoshima2:18
- 長崎・築町の太鼓Nagasaki, Tsukimachi no taiko — Drums in Tsukimachi, Nagasaki1:55
- 筑波山神社の祈祷太鼓Tsukubasan jinja no kitō daiko — Prayer drums at the Mount Tsukuba shrine1:24