Takayuki Kawamura & Djamra in Vi-Code 3.5.2013

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Posted: 03 May 2013 at 9:41pm

Thank you for the details, Damosan. I see you to always enjoy them. If they grind a gig sometime in Tokyo, I will wait to enjoy it.

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Posted: 03 May 2013 at 9:32pm

After a splendid jazz trumpet "solo" performance by Takayuki Kawamura, our Osakan pride DJAMRA appeared in front of us ... regardless of late night, the audience got freak-out completely.

The pic above had let us expect Takehiko FUKUDA (keyboards) play more and more aggressively and eccentrically than usual hahhaha.

In the beginning, they played "Kamihitoe", one of their masterpieces ... that norified us they're always fine, active, and crazieee!

Their new song "Kihihi (Yellow Baboon)" was another killa ... a instrumental creation that represents a mad yellow baboon attacks a group of flamingos ... a mixture of slow dread parts and speedy, massive, aggressive ones ... the last reminds us the end of the flamingo world.

^ On explanation about "Kihihi", by Masaharu NAKAKITA (bass)

Akihiro "Enon" ENOMOTO (drums, percussion) was deep and strict as well ...

Despite of ahonoko ... err ... funky appearance on his talk (MC), Masaharu's play was very cool.

Shinji KITAMURA (alto saxophone) ... his sax performance is always important to add sharp-edged season into Djamra's gig.

Shinji's shout got more funky and obscure in one of their repertoires "The Cave".

"Assassin In Sin", another popular one, let us shake, shake, shake (complexly lol).

Anyway my take-JMA-messages are ... one is that Takehiko got more massive, aggressive.

And another is that Sayaka KAWADA (trumpet) looked like a fish in the water ... in front of her tutor Takayuki Kawamura. Her performance was exactly the most impressive of all the gigs tonight!

Since the last one "Zetsuen Doon", we the audience and all staffs there had been much amazed in Djamra's superb performance really.

Thanks to all Djamrers for your playing such a splendid gig, and thank you for reading my live performance review.

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Posted: 03 May 2013 at 9:30pm

May 3, 2013 ... in Japan almost all of us (except me lol) can have Golden Week, a straight holidays around the beginning of May. There are lots of people around various pleasure resorts, and also in Nakatsu Vi-Code (Osaka, Japan) were lots of freaky rock freaks (including me lol).

After a dubstep band playing, a jazz trumpet master Takayuki KAWAMURA came on stage ... we had been looking forward to his "solo" gig, with only one trumpet and a effector.

Anyway, he's a tutor for Sayaka KAWADA, a trumpetter of Djamra.

At first, he played a jazz standard number "Summertime" for over 10 minutes with his original arrangement ... his solo work was very colourful and kaleidoscopic, with some improvised "detours".

Upon another standard one "Cute", he played as a trio (or quartet?) just with one trumpet, woohoo!

The following song was completely an improvisation, with sound effects via an effector. We cannot help pausingour breath during his excellent performance.

The last one, Herbie's "Chameleon", absorbed us obviously ... what an amazing stage he exerted.

His solo stage notified us that he's so talented and unique enough that his one-hour performance was a brilliant music gem for us.

Thanks to Takayuki for your splendid playing, and thanks to you for reading my live performance review.

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	Thank you for the details, Damosan. I see you to always enjoy them. If they grind a gig sometime in Tokyo, I will wait to enjoy it.

DamoXt7942 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Forum Senior Member Joined: 23 Jan 2011 Location: Okayama, Japan Status: Offline Points: 262	Post Options Post Reply Quote DamoXt7942 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 03 May 2013 at 9:32pm
	After a splendid jazz trumpet "solo" performance by Takayuki Kawamura, our Osakan pride DJAMRA appeared in front of us ... regardless of late night, the audience got freak-out completely. The pic above had let us expect Takehiko FUKUDA (keyboards) play more and more aggressively and eccentrically than usual hahhaha. In the beginning, they played *"Kamihitoe", one of their masterpieces ... that norified us they're always fine, active, and crazieee! Their new song "Kihihi (Yellow Baboon)"* was another killa ... a instrumental creation that represents a mad yellow baboon attacks a group of flamingos ... a mixture of slow dread parts and speedy, massive, aggressive ones ... the last reminds us the end of the flamingo world. ^ On explanation about "Kihihi", by Masaharu NAKAKITA (bass) Akihiro "Enon" ENOMOTO (drums, percussion) was deep and strict as well ... Despite of ahonoko ... err ... funky appearance on his talk (MC), Masaharu's play was very cool. Shinji KITAMURA (alto saxophone) ... his sax performance is always important to add sharp-edged season into Djamra's gig. Shinji's shout got more funky and obscure in one of their repertoires *"The Cave". "Assassin In Sin", another popular one, let us shake, shake, shake (complexly lol). Anyway my take-JMA-messages are ... one is that Takehiko got more massive, aggressive. And another is that Sayaka KAWADA* (trumpet) looked like a fish in the water ... in front of her tutor Takayuki Kawamura. Her performance was exactly the most impressive of all the gigs tonight! Since the last one "Zetsuen Doon", we the audience and all staffs there had been much amazed in Djamra's superb performance really. Thanks to all Djamrers for your playing such a splendid gig, and thank you for reading my live performance review.
	-- DamoXt7942 Guilt Is A Great Motivator.

DamoXt7942 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Forum Senior Member Joined: 23 Jan 2011 Location: Okayama, Japan Status: Offline Points: 262	Post Options Post Reply Quote DamoXt7942 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 03 May 2013 at 9:30pm
	May 3, 2013 ... in Japan almost all of us (except me lol) can have Golden Week, a straight holidays around the beginning of May. There are lots of people around various pleasure resorts, and also in Nakatsu Vi-Code (Osaka, Japan) were lots of freaky rock freaks (including me lol). After a dubstep band playing, a jazz trumpet master Takayuki KAWAMURA came on stage ... we had been looking forward to his "solo" gig, with only one trumpet and a effector. Anyway, he's a tutor for Sayaka KAWADA, a trumpetter of Djamra. At first, he played a jazz standard number *"Summertime"* for over 10 minutes with his original arrangement ... his solo work was very colourful and kaleidoscopic, with some improvised "detours". Upon another standard one *"Cute", he played as a trio (or quartet?) just with one trumpet, woohoo! The following song was completely an improvisation, with sound effects via an effector. We cannot help pausingour breath during his excellent performance. The last one, Herbie's "Chameleon"*, absorbed us obviously ... what an amazing stage he exerted. His solo stage notified us that he's so talented and unique enough that his one-hour performance was a brilliant music gem for us. Thanks to Takayuki for your splendid playing, and thanks to you for reading my live performance review.
	-- DamoXt7942 Guilt Is A Great Motivator.