Shino Arisawa - Profile

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SHINO ARISAWA

studied koto, shamisen and singing with prominent Japanese musicians, including Seikin II Tomiyama and Koji Kikuhara, who are currently heads of prestigious ryuha (schools) in Japan.

She currently teaches Japanese music (theory and performance) at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, where she obtained her MMus and PhD in Ethnomusicology.

Based in London, she has performed many concerts and given workshops across the UK, often with her colleague musicians to play Sankyoku ensemble music for the koto, shamisen and shakuhachi.

These occasions include:

Tokyo Day, Royal Horticultural Society (2009)
Lisson Gallery (2008)
Standon Calling Festival (2008)
Japanese Embassy (2007, 2005)
Clare Hall College, Cambridge (2007)
St Paul's Cathedral (2007)
British Museum (2007, 2006)
SOAS World Music Summer School (2007, 2006)
Burgh House (London 2006)
University of Sheffield (2006)
Brunei Gallery (London 2006, 2005)
Bristol Cathedral (2005)
Black Swan Centre (Summerset 2005)
St. Martin Ludgate (London 2005)
Royal Commenwealth Society (London 2005)
Gerrards Cross Tsunami Fund’s concert (London 2005)
Savitri Waney Charitable Dinner (London 2004)

Works for the media:

Channel Four "3 Minutes Wonder - My Home is My Shoes" by Debbie Anzalone (2009)



PROFILE SANKYOKU ENSEMBLE MUSIC SAMPLES GALLERY CONTACT

	SHINO ARISAWA studied koto, shamisen and singing with prominent Japanese musicians, including Seikin II Tomiyama and Koji Kikuhara, who are currently heads of prestigious ryuha (schools) in Japan. She currently teaches Japanese music (theory and performance) at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, where she obtained her MMus and PhD in Ethnomusicology. Based in London, she has performed many concerts and given workshops across the UK, often with her colleague musicians to play Sankyoku ensemble music for the koto, shamisen and shakuhachi. These occasions include: Tokyo Day, Royal Horticultural Society (2009) Lisson Gallery (2008) Standon Calling Festival (2008) Japanese Embassy (2007, 2005) Clare Hall College, Cambridge (2007) St Paul's Cathedral (2007) British Museum (2007, 2006) SOAS World Music Summer School (2007, 2006) Burgh House (London 2006) University of Sheffield (2006) Brunei Gallery (London 2006, 2005) Bristol Cathedral (2005) Black Swan Centre (Summerset 2005) St. Martin Ludgate (London 2005) Royal Commenwealth Society (London 2005) Gerrards Cross Tsunami Fund’s concert (London 2005) Savitri Waney Charitable Dinner (London 2004) Works for the media: Channel Four "3 Minutes Wonder - My Home is My Shoes" by Debbie Anzalone (2009)