Taiko - Japanese Folk & Turkish Folk Concert + Japanese Folk Dance Workshop at Stallet

Name: Taiko - Japanese Folk & Turkish Folk Concert + Japanese Folk Dance Workshop at Stallet
Start: 2025-09-19T18:30:00+02:00
End: 2025-09-19T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Stallgatan 7, SE-111 48 Stockholm, Sverige

Schedule

Fri Sep 19 2025 at 06:30 pm to 09:30 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Stallgatan 7, SE-111 48 Stockholm, Sverige | Stockholm, ST

🏮 Melodies of the Sky: Japanese & Turkish Folk under Nordic Stars
🎶 A Concert & Dance Workshop Experience at Stallet - Världens Musik

🕰 Schedule
Part 1: Japanese Folk Dance Workshop
18:30 – 19:30 *Exact time is still TBD
Learn traditional Japanese body movement and folk dance techniques guided by Ryo Shiobara and Maki Kobayashi (Stockholm Taiko). Open to all levels – move, feel, and connect through the dance of the people.
Part 2: Concert – Japanese Taiko & Turkish Folk
20:00 – 21:30 *Exact time is still TBD
A unique evening of soul-stirring rhythm and melody, blending the powerful resonance of Japanese Taiko with the heartfelt tunes of Turkish folk music.
💰 Tickets
Full Experience (Part 1 + Part 2): 340 SEK
Concert Only (Part 2): 240 SEK
🎟 Ticket link:
https://stallet.st/sv/7486-250919-ryo-shiobara-sameyda

🎤 About the Concert
Let your soul travel across continents in one unforgettable night.
Melodies of the Sky brings together the ancient folk traditions of Japan and Turkey in a musical journey under Sweden’s northern skies.
🌸 From Japan:
Taiko - Japanese Drum master Ryo Shiobara ( https://ginyudajin.com/ ) and Shinobue - Japanese Flute artist Aren Kazumi offer a visceral performance — thunderous, meditative, and deeply rooted in nature.
Supported by Stockholm Taiko, led by cultural producer Maki Kobayashi ( https://www.thezenjo.com/ ), their sound brings Japanese festivals and spirits to life.

🌄 From Turkey:
The folk ensemble Sameyda carries the soul of Anatolia in their music. With the saz, voice, and rhythm, they weave stories of longing, joy, and resilience.
🌌 And finally:
An improvised collaboration between Japanese and Turkish musicians – a musical dialogue across traditions and time. Rhythmic, unexpected, transcendent.
Join us for this rare cross-cultural celebration — where East meets East, and music becomes the language that unites us all.