Japanese drummer delight Dresden: New show full of rhythm!

Japanese drummer delight Dresden: New show full of rhythm!

The rhythms of Japan are very popular with the Cologne, but also in Dresden. The well-known Yamato ensemble, better known as "The Drummer of Japan", is currently inspiring the audience with its new show in the cultural palace of the Elbestadt. The idea entitled "Hito No Chikara - The Power of Human Strength" again made it clear how deep the connection between man and instrument is.

The ensemble, which consists of five women and five men, brings a unique performance on stage. A mix of powerful drum art and humorous deposits ensures the best entertainment. For almost two hours, the spectators are captivated with fireworks from emotions and creativity. In addition, the drummer invite the audience to actively participate, which ensures a special atmosphere. "Come by and experience what Taiko really means," says the invitations to the show. n-tv reports that the appearances in Dresden will take place for the first time.

A look behind the scenes

Before the big appearance, the members of the ensemble went through strict training. Training begins with a ten -kilometer run every day. Then there are strength and basic exercises on the schedule, followed by daily drum samples that can take up to ten hours. Yamato founder Masa Ogawa describes this procedure as essential for the physical requirements of the performances, some of which reach speeds of up to 500 strokes per minute. Culture Calendar Dresden adds that the 35 different drums, including the impressive Odaiko with a diameter of 1.70 meters and a weight of 500 kilograms, play a central role in the show.

The roots of the Taiko, which literally means "thick drum", are deeply rooted in Japanese culture. As Japanwelt , the art of Taiko can look back to over 10,000 years. Taiko was originally used in religious ceremonies and for communication. In modern interpretation, the ensemble combines traditional and contemporary music and convinces with sophisticated choreographies.

an experience for the senses

Daily appearances will take place in the Kulturpalast from Friday, even with two shows at the weekend. The speed and precision of the drummer, coupled with the intensity of the sound, captivate the audience and create a unique sense of community. The sound of the Taiko drum is considered a reflection of the collective emotions and promotes the connection between the artists and the audience, which makes the event a unique experience.

The Yamato ensemble not only relies on tradition with its show, but also creates a dialogue to the modern world, in which technological progress and artificial intelligence are increasingly taking on human tasks. In the midst of these developments, the power and creative energy that the Taiko drum embodies remains strong.

So if you are in Dresden in the coming week, you should not miss the opportunity to experience the colors and sounds of Japanese drum art up close. "The power of human strength" will surely inspire everyone who wants to get involved in this rhythmic journey!