Watch closely the drummer back right. His stick in his right hand splits and he loses the end of it. They have a number of reserve sticks placed below the drum in a shelf, for such eventualities. At 1:45 you can see him change sticks.
I wish I was your mother so I could tell you how proud I am of you. I admire these people so much, and also whatever energy that created the Taiko Drum. WOW thank you.
I think this group is Za Ondekoza ("demon drummers"), established in 1969 and one of the first internationally touring Japanese kumidaiko (ensemble drumming) groups. They are a notable group in the history of this art form, in case you wanted to credit them or anyone was interested in looking them up. Thank you for sharing this performance!
Ok, first, he BROKE a stick because of how hard/fast he played. And, second, he calmly pulls out a SPARE. He had a SPARE?! He started the performance WITH a spare?! Mark of a master!
凄いんだよ！ Thanks for posting this video of a beautiful part of Japanese culture, peaceful and yet vibrant! It's an pleasure and makes you admire and respect the obvious _endless_ *HOURS* of practice, physical exercise and teamwork-the latter, at least, comes naturally to most Japanese, whose culture tends to place a greater emphasis on _"WE"_ rather than _"I"_ in nearly all social interactions and structures. Still, one can't help but stand mesmerized by the trance-inducing, calming rhythm of the taiko, and the fue complements it superbly.
Yea I noticed The front right drummer broke his left stick in the beginning of his solo and gracefully replaced that stick with haste. Until I actually watched the video I thought the moment he was grabbing the spare was just part of the solo good save. Awesome performance
I love these songs so much I have them on my uber long playlist of music throughout the ages. One thing I have to say, though, on a funny note for fans of pirates vs. ninjas debates is that both the settings which they come from, being Colonial Americas and Feudal Japan, are well known for a bit of that genre that consists heavily of flute and drums, often reminding us of the particular styles of violence that they are associated with. In the case of Feudal Japan, there is this video. In the case of Colonial Americas, there is this marching type music featuring "Drum and Fife." Apparently, Scottish also are known for something like that.
The flute in itself is normal. All taiko performances I’ve seen there was a flute. But a higher one. Playing grace is weird. But the nice thing about it is that it’s often played by Scottish bag and drum bands. Nice to hear the difference.
So beautiful. It is amazing, and only by grace, that our two cultures have come together after such a devastating war. May we forever live in peace with or neighbor Japan, and defend our shared love for one another. Amazing grace that we will together soon share with North Korea, and all nations.
I would be scared shitless to play that bell part. Could easily make one hit in one of those quiet sections too strong and just ruin the whole dynamic development.
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While I'm used to hearing it on bagpipes, Amazing Grace still makes me tear up when played on what looks like a shakuhachi. Thundering odaiko in the background is definitely a little odd though, even played quietly. Odaiko are for war, and Amazing Grace is for making people cry at a funeral. You would play one, then the other, not both at the same time.
I came here.
Reason:
Saeko-Nee San
same here
Hellz Yeah
Oh damn me too
HAIKYUUUUUU
Saeko Neesan Saeko 👍🤟👍
I’m addicted to listening to this kind of performance after I watched the first episode of the 2nd half of the 4th season of Haikyuu
You're not alone
Same
Same here as well😁
Same lmfao
Right bro reality I am addicted to see this performance 👌👌👌👍
taiko drums are awesome when you are the same room and feel the drum beat waves
in the same room is love
Watch closely the drummer back right. His stick in his right hand splits and he loses the end of it. They have a number of reserve sticks placed below the drum in a shelf, for such eventualities. At 1:45 you can see him change sticks.
Amaziing
Who else is here from haikyu? 😌
Fak yeaaah hahaha
Me 🤣🤣
Here
Me 🤣🤣
Ha haha✋
Absolutely superb - and the "bizzare combination" at 4:45 gave me goosebumps. Thanks a lot for sharing this!
Not many performances make me cry this one did ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL...!
That's how its done! One of the absolute best taiko performances I've ever heard.
I wish I was your mother so I could tell you how proud I am of you. I admire these people so much, and also whatever energy that created the Taiko Drum. WOW thank you.
I think this group is Za Ondekoza ("demon drummers"), established in 1969 and one of the first internationally touring Japanese kumidaiko (ensemble drumming) groups. They are a notable group in the history of this art form, in case you wanted to credit them or anyone was interested in looking them up. Thank you for sharing this performance!
I was at this exact performance at the sage, Newcastle , England
lucky one
I agree,
Japanese have a ceremony for everything, even drum playing. Such precision and devotion is inspiring to both hear and watch. Thank you for this.
The Japanese take drumming more seriously than almost any other country, it's a huge part of the tradition.
When you snap a 1 1/2" diameter Taiko drum stick like a twig and play it off like a boss.
Ok, first, he BROKE a stick because of how hard/fast he played. And, second, he calmly pulls out a SPARE. He had a SPARE?! He started the performance WITH a spare?! Mark of a master!
this was one of the most awesome things i have ever heard!!!!!
8:09 flawless recovery!
Even if you are deaf you can feel it!
Great rendition of Amazing Grace .
Energy 👌👌👌👌👌 performance
Thank you Saeko-nee san
Great Drummers! Wonderful show! I loved this! °•♡•° = ) Domo Arigato!!
Thank you saeko nesaan 😊
Did I just hear “Amazing Grace” on flute?
its in the title of the video
@@Anginitkapetayo yeah...
Great Arrangement and brilliant performance! Danke from Germany
min 08:08 I'll love FOREVER this beautiful discipline!!! It's GREAT!!!
Extraordinaire !!!!!
Bravo! Excellent piece of music!
凄いんだよ！ Thanks for posting this video of a beautiful part of Japanese culture, peaceful and yet vibrant! It's an pleasure and makes you admire and respect the obvious _endless_ *HOURS* of practice, physical exercise and teamwork-the latter, at least, comes naturally to most Japanese, whose culture tends to place a greater emphasis on _"WE"_ rather than _"I"_ in nearly all social interactions and structures. Still, one can't help but stand mesmerized by the trance-inducing, calming rhythm of the taiko, and the fue complements it superbly.
You said it beautifully. Thank you!
Fantastic! Phenomenal!
1:32 Of the 2 guys playing the smaller taiko in the back, the one on the right's stick breaks
¡Me encanta! Muchas gracias.
People Who Understand The Power Of The Taiko. Are Just Simply Superior Beings Of Cooperation.
Thank you.
super-spectacular!
Yea I noticed The front right drummer broke his left stick in the beginning of his solo and gracefully replaced that stick with haste. Until I actually watched the video I thought the moment he was grabbing the spare was just part of the solo good save. Awesome performance
8:08 I think the guy in charge a commited seppuku...
+Yan G he would be wearing white
Fun fact.
That drumstick is still up in the air today.
I love these songs so much I have them on my uber long playlist of music throughout the ages.
One thing I have to say, though, on a funny note for fans of pirates vs. ninjas debates is that both the settings which they come from, being Colonial Americas and Feudal Japan, are well known for a bit of that genre that consists heavily of flute and drums, often reminding us of the particular styles of violence that they are associated with.
In the case of Feudal Japan, there is this video. In the case of Colonial Americas, there is this marching type music featuring "Drum and Fife." Apparently, Scottish also are known for something like that.
Best induranc and core workout ever !! 👍💪💖
im sitting on 3 acres in mountains in mexico in bliss, watching horses exercise and sky going dark wow.
love this why dont we hear this ofter
The flute in itself is normal. All taiko performances I’ve seen there was a flute. But a higher one. Playing grace is weird. But the nice thing about it is that it’s often played by Scottish bag and drum bands. Nice to hear the difference.
wow it's amazing
So beautiful. It is amazing, and only by grace, that our two cultures have come together after such a devastating war.
May we forever live in peace with or neighbor Japan, and defend our shared love for one another.
Amazing grace that we will together soon share with North Korea, and all nations.
How are you watching from North Korea
Qué difícil es no sentir el hervor de la guerra escuchando estos tambores!
this is cool
Ahhh, thanks for pointing that out.
Awesome!
That’s powerful 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
this is mezmerising!
Wow Nice amazing
Theres a Japanese song with drums and flute they played at the world cup final in 1998. Please help me find it.
That big barrel Taiko (I cannot remember the name) looks like a giant Den-Den Daiko, and the the Hourglass ones look like giant Kakko-Daikos
I think those are O-daiko, and Okedo-daiko.
epic drums
that was.....
COOL!
Stage Manager: How big are your Drums?
Drummers: Yes!
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Anyone know what the thing that falls off the drum at 1:34 is? Overly curious about it to be honest.
Ike Ike Ike Karasuno! Ose Ose Ose Karasuno!
🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👏👏
Saeko-Neesan
Does anybody know what is the name of the instrument that the girl is playing? Thanks
It is called atarigane (当たり鉦 - "strike metal")
@@gregory_wada Just love the sound of atarigane. I love Taiko drumming and added the atarigane is just fantastic. Thank you.
❤️❤️💕💕😍😍😘😘🥰🥰
1:45
Saeko nee-san numbah wan
Does anyone know the name of this group ? Cheers
Anyone knows the title of this track?
Tenebrius1963 amazing grace
I would be scared shitless to play that bell part. Could easily make one hit in one of those quiet sections too strong and just ruin the whole dynamic development.
My tears T.T like if you've watched haikyuu and Sora no woto😔✊
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I think I legit just broke my left speaker.
They are soooooo good, it's stupid...
@8:10 he loses a drumstick!😂
Watch closely, he BREAKS it, leaves the remaining piece on the floor and takes a new one just to keep drumming like a friking boss.
I'm hungry finding that music from haikyu
ooMo oO O
While I'm used to hearing it on bagpipes, Amazing Grace still makes me tear up when played on what looks like a shakuhachi. Thundering odaiko in the background is definitely a little odd though, even played quietly. Odaiko are for war, and Amazing Grace is for making people cry at a funeral. You would play one, then the other, not both at the same time.
I feel bhole baba sit on kailash and listen
Here after watching some KR Hibiki
Me
fucking goosebumps all over me man!!!!! #earporn
Who came from haikyuu 🤙🏻😼.
glucose nation
Amazing "bad ass" Grace
Great show. Wish it wasn't amazing grace though.
Haha funy ashin mak stupit a stinky poo poo fase
0:11 xx
ya allah plz forgive me stop watching this.