Ensemble Summit Mikasa Park 2024
On May 4, the “Ensemble Summit Mikasa Park 2024” occurs on the Mikasa Park outdoor stage. From Samba and Cajón to Wind instruments, enjoy live performances under the refreshing breeze and warm sun. Join us for this wonderful opportunity.
- Outdoor Music Festival at Mikasa Park
- List of 5 Performing Artists: Ensemble Summit Mikasa Park 2024
- La Señas
- Quer Suingar Vem Pra Cá
- T.M.R with Friends
- Hereiti na Anapanapa (Tahitian Dance)
- Yokosuka Municipal Yokosuka Sogo High School Wind Ensemble
- Time Table
- Event Information
- AfterNote
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Outdoor Music Festival at Mikasa Park
The “Ensemble Summit Mikasa Park 2024” will occur on the Mikasa Park outdoor stage on May 4, 2024. From world percussion instruments such as Samba and Cajón to wind instruments played by Yokosuka Municipal Yokosuka Sogo High School’s Wind Ensemble, attendees can enjoy live performances under the refreshing breeze and warm sun of the outdoors.
Additionally, make sure to check out the markets, food trucks, and bazaars at the venue!
【アンサンブルサミット in よこすかキッズフェスティバル】
— 🥁アンサンブルサミット🥁 (@ensemble_summit) November 12, 2023
ご参加ありがとうございました✨
早速ペットボトルシェイカーでサンバパレードに参加してくれたお友だちもたくさんいて、とても嬉しかったです☺️#よこすかキッズフェスティバル #アンサミ #アンサンブルサミット #QSVPC pic.twitter.com/OXI9Zvqkm2
📢今年のGWも三笠公園にアンサミがやってくる🥁🌎✨
— 🥁アンサンブルサミット🥁 (@ensemble_summit) April 9, 2024
【アンサンブルサミット in 三笠公園 2024】
▶開催日時
5月4日(土)
▶会場
三笠公園 野外ステージ
▶出演
・Quer Swingar Vem Pra Cá
・LA SEÑAS
・T.M.R with Friends
・横須賀総合高校吹奏楽部
・hereiti na anapanapahttps://t.co/DXqEbaeguH pic.twitter.com/9pwb4DVPEo
List of 5 Performing Artists: Ensemble Summit Mikasa Park 2024
1. La Señas
2. Quer Suingar Vem Pra Cá
3. T.M.R with Friends
4. Hereiti na Anapanapa (Tahitian Dance)
5. Yokosuka Municipal Yokosuka Sogo High School Wind Ensemble
La Señas
Formed in 2016, LA SEÑAS is an improvisational ensemble made of percussionists. They’re the pioneering group in Japan to embrace the Argentine-originated improvisational technique known as “Rhythm with Signs,” using hand signals. With over 30 members, each active as a solo percussionist, many have performed alongside major artists.
At the core of LA SEÑAS’s performances is “Rhythm with Signs,” where the conductor employs over 150 hand signals to inspire improvised rhythms from the performers. They adeptly utilize various percussion instruments from all around the world, reading the venue and audience’s vibe through the conductor’s cues.
LA SEÑAS creates an electrifying ensemble, dynamically crafting the live experience and captivating the audience.
Quer Suingar Vem Pra Cá
Founded in 2012, this samba team’s name translates from Portuguese to Japanese as “Come Here If You Want to Swing.” In February 2018, they became the first Japanese group to perform in Rio de Janeiro’s official Carnival program, playing on the streets of the Villa Isabel district.
“Quer Suingar Vem Pra Cá” continued performing on the streets of Rio during Carnival for three consecutive years until 2020, when COVID-19 halted their performances. They are now set to make a comeback in Rio in 2024!
T.M.R with Friends
“T.M.R with Friends” is a cajón ensemble trio consisting of Tomita Kosuke (T), Kirakira Misako (M), and Ryanpei (R), active mainly in Kanagawa. For this special performance, they are joined by their friends Kanda Ma, Miko, and Haruko, along with Hiroco PaN, to create a fun atmosphere.
With guest appearances by Yumi Nakajima (singer) and Asami Shinma (pianist), both known for their innate sense of rhythm and vocal prowess, this promises to be an exciting collaboration. Yumi Nakajima is a talented SOUL and R&B singer, while Asami Shinma is a pianist known for her delicate tones and passion.
カホンアンサンブルの「TMR」さん。
— たかMusic (@Music61067458) March 6, 2024
お名前は存じ上げておりましたが、初めて生で演奏を拝見して度肝を抜かれました。
カホンってこんなに陽気な楽器だったんですよ！
皆さんも一度見てみて！！
↓↓↓↓ 動画はコチラ ↓↓↓↓https://t.co/KekHA6K60X pic.twitter.com/Y5rhyUVmTd
In April 2019, the duo released their original mini album “Contrast,” showcasing their ability to seamlessly intertwine contrasting styles.
Hereiti na Anapanapa (Tahitian Dance)
Founded by Junoko Ichimura, a leader passionate about Tahitian dance, this all-female dance team is dedicated to preserving the traditional culture of Tahiti. Inspired by the allure of Tahitian dance, they aim to bring joy and entertainment to Japan while staying true to tradition. Based in Yokosuka, their performances grace numerous stages, spreading the beauty of Tahitian dance without compromising its authenticity.
Yokosuka Municipal Yokosuka Sogo High School Wind Ensemble
Following last year’s success, the Yokosuka Municipal Yokosuka Sogo High School Wind Ensemble will take the stage at the Ensemble Summit this year. Excitingly, they are planning a collaborative piece with Ensemble Summit members! Get ready for a thrilling collaboration!
Time Table
［10:00 AM – 10:30 AM］
Shaker Booth Opens
［10:30 AM – 11:00 AM］
Yokosuka Municipal Yokosuka Sogo High School Wind Ensemble
［11:30 AM – 12:20 PM］
T.M.R with Friends
［12:20 PM – 1:10 PM］
Intermission, Hereiti na Anapanapa (Tahitian Dance)
［1:10 PM – 1:55 PM］
Quer Suingar Vem Pra Cá
［2:20 PM – 3:10 PM］
La Señas
［3:10 PM – 3:30 PM］
Joint Stage
Event Information
Date
May 4, 2024 (Saturday) 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
The event will proceed in case of rain but will be canceled in the event of severe weather.
Free Admission
Location
Mikasa Park Outdoor Stage
82 Inaokacho, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture 238-0003
Official Website
Mikasa Park Official Website: Event Webpage
Yokosuka Tourist Information: Event Page
Ensemble Summit: Official Website / Official X Page
Contact
Mikasa Park Management Office
TEL: 046-824-629 (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM)
Organizers
Hosted by: Ensemble Summit Executive Committee
Supported by: Yokosuka City
Cooperated by: Yokosuka Siaside Partners
AfterNote
Please note that event details are subject to change. For the latest updates and any additional information, visit the official website or contact the Mikasa Park Management Office.
We hope you have a wonderful time at the Ensemble Summit in Mikasa Park!
