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Japanese Classical in Miami tonight: Anne Akiko Meyers at New World Center. Updated daily.
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Sound profile
An underground, downtempo sound.
energy
30
danceability
10
valence
50
grit
20
organicness
100
commerciality
10
tempo
30
vocality
40
About Japanese Classical
Japanese classical music, primarily known as Hogaku, represents a sophisticated tradition rooted in the imperial courts and Buddhist temples of ancient Japan. The genre is characterized by a unique instrumentation featuring the thirteen-stringed koto zither, the three-stringed shamisen lute, and the meditative shakuhachi bamboo flute. Rhythmically, it adheres to the Jo-ha-kyu structure—a movement from a slow, deliberate start to a rapid climax—while emphasizing the aesthetic concept of 'Ma,' or the artistic use of silence between notes. Its mood is often contemplative and nature-oriented, serving as a foundational pillar for Japanese cultural identity and maintaining a distinct semantic separation from the polyphonic structures of Western art music.
Also known as: Hogaku, Japanese Traditional Music
Parent genre:Classical
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Japanese classical music, primarily known as Hogaku, represents a sophisticated tradition rooted in the imperial courts and Buddhist temples of ancient Japan. The genre is characterized by a unique instrumentation featuring the thirteen-stringed koto zither, the three-stringed shamisen lute, and the meditative shakuhachi bamboo flute. Rhythmically, it adheres to the Jo-ha-kyu structure—a movement from a slow, deliberate start to a rapid climax—while emphasizing the aesthetic concept of 'Ma,' or …
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