MANDARACHA is proud to present the following thematic concert Autumn Universe by artists Mayphy and Etsuko Muraki.
After the autumn equinox, in the ancient capital of Kyoto, where the sounds of insects and autumn colors are in full bloom, let's clear our ears and hearts to the gratitude of the natural change of seasons.
Just like taking a sip of tea, we will slowly connect with the universe 🍂🍂🍵🍂🍂
This concert allows you to enjoy the clear sound and long resonance of the singing bowls.
Take the time to feel the stable sounds that resonates straight and the pleasant vibration that fluctuates with your body,
Take the time to hear the story of Mayphy's improvised composition with piano and singing, and the new world created by the harmony of the two artists.
This event will include compositions from "Rebirth," composed by Mayphy in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake occurred in 2011, and "Healing," released in 2021 with the theme of healing, and improvised vocal stories on the theme of nature and autumn, which are matched with the exquisite harmony of the bells.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime concert within the Japanese space of MANDARACHA, accompanied by a gentle vegan dessert and selected tea.
September 28th (Saturday)17:00-18:00
Mayphy - Vocal & Piano
Etsuko Muraki - Singing bowls
Live Performance + Tea + Vegan dessert pairing JPY3,500
RESERVATION REQUIRED
Tel: 075-285-3283
Profile of Mayphy:
Singer song writer She started playing piano at the age of 4 and became a dance teacher at the age of 19. After hosting musicals, she went to the UK in 2006 and studied music in London for 4 years. During her time studying abroad in London, she encountered traditional Indian music and experienced incorporating sitar, tanpura, tabla, and raga vocal music into her live performances. After moving to France in 2010, she performed with the world music band “Phildissime” and produced and released a mini-album including “Rebirth,” which has the theme of all living things expressed using instruments such as the Singing Bowl, Kaval flute, oud, and cello. After returning to Japan in 2012, she has released a total of 4 albums to date, including “Rebirth,” “Mind Map,” “4Elements,” and “Departure,” while working as a music teacher in Kyoto. This year, she has hosted five Noto earthquake relief charity concerts, “Healing.” A newly written piano piece will be performed at MANDARACHA.
Profile of Etsuko Muraki:
Using her experience as a therapist, she will begin her musical career in 2020 as an orin player who heals people with sound.
The clear, resonant sound of the Kyoto Sahari orin has a deep relaxing effect, and people say it helps to calm their busy minds and put their minds at ease. She performs in Japanese gardens that incorporate the sounds of nature, and in tea rooms and hotel events to create a mysterious space.
At events for people from overseas, she conveys the traditional orin of Kyoto and receives praise for her performances.
[About Sahari Orin]
The singing bowls "orin" are made by Nanjo Kobo in Uji, Kyoto, which specializes in making orin, bayashi gongs, and musical instruments for Shinto and Buddhist altars, based on the advanced techniques and wisdom cultivated over a history of over 200 years since its founding.
"Sahari" is an alloy of copper and tin that was used in the Shosoin treasures of ancient times. Nanjo Kobo makes use of the characteristics of the material with its unique blend ratio and traditional techniques that have been passed down through the generations to create unique tones.
Other links:
＠kyoto_mandaracha
@mayphymay
@otone72me
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