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Ancient Japanese art

29/04/2008

KAMBRYA College students were taken on a rhythmic journey to Asia this week when two Japanese drummers played.
The Taiko performance from Toshi Sakamoto and Noriko Tadano was organised for the 80 year seven and eight students who study Japanese at the Berwick school.
Taiko is a form of drumming that originated in ancient Japan and is still popular today.
It combines rhythm, movement and some voice to create an exciting art form of music.

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