Hosted by Chiara Codetta from Taiko Lecco in Italy | 11 AM UTC+02
L'incontro si svolgerà in lingua inglese (con possibile traduzione in italiano) e sarà diviso in due momenti: nella prima parte sarà possibile parlare con Eri e rivolgerle delle domande (è gradito se le domande verranno inviate a Chiara al momento della registrazione); nella seconda parte Eri proporrà un allenamento fisico propedeutico al taiko senza tamburo e senza bacchette. Per questo NON serviranno nè bacchette nè tamburo.
L'evento è riservato ai soci di Taiko Lecco ed è gratuito. Per chi non è socio è possibile partecipare previa iscrizione all'associazione con versamento della quota associativa annua di 10 euro.
Eri Uchida
TaikoIN’ Co-Founder
Originally from Aichi Prefecture, Japan, Eri Uchida was deeply touched by her local taiko community where she grew up – so much so that while studying abroad in Canada during high school, she founded her own taiko group. To further her studies, Eri moved to Sado Island to join the KODO Apprenticeship Program in 2007 and became a performing member for KODO in 2009. Since then, she has traveled all over the world performing with the troupe, directing school presentations, as well as teaching workshops. Eri also produced KODO’s first overseas interactive concert. In addition, Eri oversaw the day-to-day workings of the KODO Apprenticeship Program, helping to train and welcome new KODO member prospects.
In 2018, she organized “Roots of KODO,” a program where taiko players from outside of Japan got to fully immerse and experience the KODO apprenticeship conditions on a deeper level and experience the community and the rich culture of Sado Island. She left KODO in May 2019 in pursuit of sharing the skills and philosophies she had gained through taiko with hopes of expanding the limitless possibilities of taiko and its community. After sharing ideas about her taiko philosophy and approaches to workshops with Sydney Shiroyama, they created the concept of TaikoIN’. (https://www.taiko-in.com/). Through TaikoIN’, Eri plans to share the skills and philosophies she has learned from her taiko career with hopes of expanding the possibilities of taiko and its community.